Japanese Meiji Period Iron Tetsubin Kettle With Crane and Tortoise Details (2) curtain The heavy rope loops

The heavy rope loops

Dimensions: W - 48

This specific boro is quite small and has a lovely

and belonged to the Yangshao culture

It was created through the art of Batik and has been hand-woven to create the beautiful intricate patterns that can be seen throughout

Japanese Meiji Period Iron Tetsubin Kettle With Crane and Tortoise Details (2) curtain The heavy rope loopsHere we have a traditional Japanese Tetsubin cast iron kettle, dating back to the Meiji Period (1868 1912). This beautiful piece has a cylindrical, slightly tapered body with a large, stationary arched iron handle. Taking a closer look at the iron lid, you can see the pinecone knob, a hallmark of traditional craftsmanship that serves both deep symbolic and practical purpose. The pinecone in Japanese culture is a powerful symbol of: endurance,