
Period: Meiji Era (circa late 19th to early 20th century) Condition. There are stains, scratches and cracks due to age. Covered in original soot from years of use over a traditional Japanese irori (hearth) Authenticity: Genuine Japanese craftsmanship from the Meiji period Jizai Kagi were used in traditional Japanese homes to suspend a kettle or cooking pot over the hearth, adjusting its height as needed. This piece would make a stunning display in any collection of Japanese antiques or as a conversation piece in a modern home. Don't miss this rare opportunity to own a unique piece of Japanese history!
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