Thick Tea Containers

thick tea containers

chaire by sadaichi oketani
chaire for practice
special chaire
chaire accessories

These 3 thick tea containers are made by Sadaichi Oketani. The lids are made with the material derived from milk to similate the color and the texture of ivory. Comes with wooden box.

katasuki
AD-1 $177
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bunrin
AD-2 $180
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taikai
AD-6 $224
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katasuki AD-1 $177 quantity:	bunrin AD-2 $180 quantity:	taikai AD-6 $224 quantity:

chaire for practice

These thick tea containers are good for everyday practice use. 100% silk pouches.

katatsuki
AD-11 $86
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bunrin
AD-12 $88
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nasu
AD-13 $88
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chukai
AD-12 $118
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taikai
AD-13 $122
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katatsuki AD-11 $86 quantity:	bunrin AD-12 $88 quantity:	nasu AD-13 $88 quantity:

chukai AD-12 $118 quantity:	taikai AD-13 $122 quantity:

special chaire

More special and/or unique tea containers including replicas of famous items.

Omeibutsu - mainly treasured tea items from Lord Higashiyama prior to Rikyu's time.
Meibutsu - tea items mainly became well-known during Rikyu's time.
Chuko-meibutsu - mostly cherished items by Enshu Kobori and later defined by Lord Fumai Matsudaira.

replica of "yari no saya" (spear's sheath), katatsuki, omeibutsu, by Yushi Sasada (comes in a wooden box)
The chaire was originally owned by Hideyoshi Toyotomi, and owned by Bizen Lord, Ishikawa, and eventually owned by Lord, Fumai Matsudaira. The name came from its elongated shape.
ADT-1 $348
quantity:
replica of "hon-no-ji" (hon-no-ji temple, bunrin, omeibustu, by Yushi Sasada (comes in a wooden box)
The chaire was originally owned by Yoshikage Asakura. Later it was donated by Nobunaga Oda to Hon-no-ji Temple, and eventually purchased by Lord Fumai Matsudaira.
ADT-2 $329
quantity:
replica of soukoroku (well known pottery in thailand)
comes with ceramic lid and rakuto lid
AD-91 $175
quantity:

chaire from vietnam
comes with a rakuto lid and a furidashi lid to be used as a sweet container for chabako
comes in wooden box
AD-92 $175
quantity:

chaire accessories

The lids are made with the material derived from milk (milk protein) to similate the color and the texture of ivory.
lids are available from 2.7cm diameter for $26 to 4.7cm diameter for $64 with about 0.2cm increments. custom sizes are also available. please send us inquiry. Chaire shifuku pouches can be custom made to fit your chaire. See the shifuku gallery here! Please inquire us for the availability of materials and costs. Custom made wooden boxes for chaire are available. Please inquire us for the price.


The lids are made with the material derived from milk (milk protein) to similate the color and the texture of ivory. lids are available from 2.7cm diameter for $26 to 4.7cm diameter for $64 with about 0.2cm increments. custom sizes are also available. please send us inquiry.	Chaire shifuku pouches can be custom made to fit your chaire. See the shifuku gallery here! Please inquire us for the availability of materials and costs.	Custom made wooden boxes for chaire are available. Please inquire us for the price.

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replica of "yari no saya" (spear's sheath), katatsuki, omeibutsu, by Yushi Sasada (comes in a wooden box) The chaire was originally owned by Hideyoshi Toyotomi, and owned by Bizen Lord, Ishikawa, and eventually owned by Lord, Fumai Matsudaira. The name came from its elongated shape. ADT-1 $348 quantity:	replica of "hon-no-ji" (hon-no-ji temple, bunrin, omeibustu, by Yushi Sasada (comes in a wooden box) The chaire was originally owned by Yoshikage Asakura. Later it was donated by Nobunaga Oda to Hon-no-ji Temple, and eventually purchased by Lord Fumai Matsudaira. ADT-2 $329 quantity:	replica of soukoroku (well known pottery in thailand) comes with ceramic lid and rakuto lid AD-91 $175 quantity:

chaire from vietnam comes with a rakuto lid and a furidashi lid to be used as a sweet container for chabako comes in wooden box AD-92 $175 quantity: