Inherited from the Konoike Family
Chashyaku (tea scoop)
The surface of this chashaku is swollen in the shape of a kamaboko-shaped ladle, a shape not seen before by anyone other than Munewa. The oar tip is broad and in the shape of a ladle or a broad end, which is characteristic of Munewa scoops and is a highlight of this type.
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The slightly flattened thick cylinder is completely cut away, leaving a part of the skin for the scenery. The chamfered side is on the front, with the inscription “Yukini-hakuun (flower seal)” at the bottom, and the following poem written in calligraphy with a spacious brush. The following poem is written in a sprawling brush: “The snow on the mountain peaks is more snowy than ever before, and the clouds are piled up on the mountains.
Attachment
Inner box, paulownia wood, white wood, inscription “Poem by Marquis Sowa Kanamori”, stamped “Kofuda”, by Ryonen Kohitsu
Additional Notes
This poem was composed at the same time as “Hakusan”, a poem about a view of the Hakusan mountain range from Kaga.
Included in the collection
Chashyaku (tea ladle): 300 selections
Size
Chashaku
Length: 19.4 cm
width 0.5 cm
Thickness 0.2cm
Cylinder
length 23.1cm
diameter 2.5cm
