Antique Japanese Charcoalheated Copper Sake Bottle Warmer Maki-e A beautiful limited edition print
Description
A beautiful limited edition print created by the artist Caroline Young in the 1990's titled "Immortal Melodies"
Equally at home displayed as a devotional object or cultural artwork
where the technique originally developed
intricate carvings
This is a vintage Chinese bronze bowl
Antique Japanese Charcoalheated Copper Sake Bottle Warmer Maki-e A beautiful limited edition printAntique Japanese charcoal heated sake warmer, likely dating to the late Meiji era or early 20th century. This beautifully hand crafted metal vessel was designed to gently warm sake using a traditional water bath system heated by charcoal. The perforated inner chimney held the hot coals while the surrounding chamber was filled with water, allowing a sake bottle to warm gradually in the recessed opening beside it. The design reflects the quiet
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