Japanese Bronze Hibachi Mt Fuji Silver Inlay Signed Yoshimasa Tripod Tongs Tray Era : 6th c This

Era : 6th c This is an antique Japanese Sueki Takatsuki—a high-footed ceremonial bowl—crafted in the early pottery tradition of ancient Japan

The stand is constructed with a two-tier rack and includes a functional small drawer at the base

often blooming in late winter to herald the coming spring

Construction: Hand-carved wood with a glossy lacquered finish

Japanese Bronze Hibachi Mt Fuji Silver Inlay Signed Yoshimasa Tripod Tongs Tray Era : 6th c ThisIntroduction This is a magnificent vintage Japanese bronze Hibachi (brazier) crafted by the metal artist Yoshimasa (), complete with a ceramic tripod and a pair of metal tongs. The centerpiece of this heavy, luxurious vessel is a breathtaking relief of Mount Fuji, Japan's most sacred peak. It is a masterpiece that brings the majestic spirit of Japan into your interior. Features & Cultural Context Mt. Fuji Design: The body features a dynamic, raised