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Gourd-form Tea Kettle

1844-1854

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Gourd-form Tea Kettle

1844-1854

Physical Qualities Iron, copper lid, 6 3/8 H x 9 3/8 Diam. in.
Credit Line Bequest of Sylvia G. Straton, Rhinebeck, New York
Object Number 2002.737
An excellent example of mingei or folkware, the kettle used for preparing tea (chanoyu) is in the form of a gourd with two small loop handles
The Baltimore Museum of Art by bequest , 2002; Sylvia G. Straton, Rhinebeck, New York

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