Vintage Chinese Porcelain Snuff Bottle Rooster Motif w/ Stopper 3" Natsume Its deeper shape makes it

Its deeper shape makes it more suitable for tea ceremony of the winter months as it holds its warmth longer than the lower flatter summer style

This is an antique Japanese sake jug from the late Edo Period (c

Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of the tea ceremony with the Iron Kama—a harmonious blend of form

It is unique to the Oribe kilns and dates to the early-Showa Era (c

This is an antique Japanese banner used at festivals and parades

Vintage Chinese Porcelain Snuff Bottle Rooster Motif w/ Stopper 3" Natsume Its deeper shape makes itThis is a Vintage Chinese snuff bottle with lid and spoon. Early to mid 1900's Height = 3" Diameter = 1" The Chinese snuff bottle originated during the Qing Dynasty in the 17th century. Initially, they were practical containers for holding powdered tobacco, which was sniffed for its stimulant effects. However, they evolved into decorative art objects, often made from materials like glass, porcelain, jade, or precious metals. They were often