Antique Japanese Tabakobon Smoking Set Wood Body with Silver Rim & Bamboo Haifuki Paper They then carve a tube

They then carve a tube from bamboo to store it in and usually a kiri wood box to store the tube in

smudged paint and pinhole reserves in the glaze

a great piece of Japanese history and makes a great jewelry box or a classic desk top organizer today

Great as a stand alone piece of art or as a lovely bud vase or even as a sake or wine decanter

Antique Japanese Tabakobon Smoking Set Wood Body with Silver Rim & Bamboo Haifuki Paper They then carve a tubeAntique Japanese Tabakobon Smoking Set Wood Body with Silver Rim & Bamboo Haifuki Japan, late Meiji to Taish period (c. 19001925)Dimensions: approx. 7 across A beautifully crafted Japanese tabakobon () smoking set once used in the traditional kiseru pipe smoking ritual. The circular wood body features a silver metal alloy rim, a removable copper lined fire bowl (hiire ) for charcoal, and a bamboo haifuki () tube that fits into the smaller opening. A