Japanese Wood Carved Tai Sea Bream Fish Jizaikagi Yokogi Hearth Hook WO541 Hanging Scroll Collection: A quintessential example of

Collection: A quintessential example of the "Korai Chawan" (Korean Tea Bowl) aesthetics admired in Japan

Inkyo-gu (Retirement Household Item)This stool is also described as Inkyo-gu

Design Aesthetic: This vase features a cylindrical

Wear: Includes minor surface scratches and internal oxidation from previous use

Material: Natural wood with hand-forged iron fittings

Japanese Wood Carved Tai Sea Bream Fish Jizaikagi Yokogi Hearth Hook WO541 Hanging Scroll Collection: A quintessential example ofJapanese Wood Carved Tai Sea Bream Fish Jizaikagi Yokogi Hearth Hook This is a Japanese wooden crossbar (yokogi) for a traditional hearth hook (jizaikagi), hand carved in the shape of a Tai (sea bream) fish. It is a functional piece of Japanese folk art (Mingei) historically used in farmhouse kitchens. The piece is carved from wood with a dark, matte aged finish and features detailed scales, fins, and a prominent eye. It comes with an attached iron