Modern Japanese Cast Iron Tetsubin Shinhanga and soft creases consistent with

and soft creases consistent with devotional use

5 cm) long

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Modern Japanese Cast Iron Tetsubin Shinhanga and soft creases consistent withModern Japanese Cast Iron Tetsubin This modern Japanese cast iron tetsubin features a rounded body with a finely textured surface and a gracefully arched swing handle. The subdued finish and simple, timeless design make it equally suited for daily use or display, reflecting the enduring appeal of traditional Japanese ironware. The kettle is in good condition with light wear consistent with normal use and age. Please review all photographs carefully,