Edo Period Japanese Cast Iron Kettle with Bamboo Mats Material - Elm (Reclaimed) and over that time

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Edo Period Japanese Cast Iron Kettle with Bamboo Mats Material - Elm (Reclaimed) and over that timeThis rustic Japanese cast iron kettle dates to the Edo period and embodies the understated beauty and functional craftsmanship of traditional Japanese tea culture. Beautifully hand cast with a gently flattened rounded form, the kettle features a textured iron surface and an elegant arched handle that has developed a rich natural patina over time. One side of the kettle is decorated with a subtle relief carving of a fish, adding a symbolic and