'Kikyoku - Chest of Sencha Tea Utensils' Wooden Small Cabinet Tansu with Bamboo Handle VA412 Fukada Chokujo 深田直城 A trumpet shell was ever

A trumpet shell was ever used to signal the beginning of a battle

this words tell us to calm down and to think about quietly what is important for you

狩野探淵守真 Kano Tanen Morizane (1805-1853) Japanese art a set of two kakejiku kakemono wall hanging scrolls / Sansui Landscapes Wild Geese Pine Plum Bamboo and Waterfall with Box RC282

How enviable-true to their hearts they bloom such fleetingly

with signature 'Ippo' 一鳳 and seal 'Keishi' 敬之

'Kikyoku - Chest of Sencha Tea Utensils' Wooden Small Cabinet Tansu with Bamboo Handle VA412 Fukada Chokujo 深田直城 A trumpet shell was everDescription 'Kikyoku Chest of Sencha Tea Utensils' Wooden Small Cabinet Tansu with Bamboo Handle VA412 Kikyoku is one of the tea utensils used in the sencha tea ceremony. The word "kyoku" means "room. In other words, it means "a room for sencha utensils. It is rectangular in shape. It has two shelves assembled in two stages, with a lid in the front. Some are shaped with a handle at the top for carrying. It is exclusively used as furniture to display