Kisedo Hand Bucket Mizusashi by Furōen, with original box, tea ceremony utensil, Mizusashi

This is a listing for a Mizusashi (freshwater container) for Japanese tea ceremony.
This bucket-shaped Mizusashi features a beautiful, soft Kiseto glaze with natural kiln variations and crazing.

It possesses a rustic yet profound aesthetic, exuding a calm presence.
There is a potter's mark on the bottom, which matches the inscription on the accompanying wooden box (Furoen).

The bucket-shaped Mizusashi combines practicality with design, making it a striking piece for the tea ceremony.
This item was kept by my grandmother and is in good condition, showing it was well cared for.

[Condition]
- The main body is in good condition with no cracks or chips.
- There is one small chip on the lid (lacquered) (please refer to the photo).
- The crazing is characteristic of pottery.
- Please understand that there may be minor scuffs due to age.

[Size]
Diameter: approx. 22cm
Height: approx. 22cm
Width including handle: approx. 25cm

[Accessories]
Original wooden box

This design is rarely seen today, so we hope to pass it on to someone who is looking for such an item.
*We will consider price reductions based on the situation.