Antique Japanese Tobacco Tray (Tabako-bon) with Haifuki Ash Container Edo Meiji Vintage Japanese folk art collections

Japanese folk art collections

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Photographer: Tokiwa Mishima (三島常盤)

Japanese Woodblock Print Iwao Akiyama Owl Tradition and Creation UE65 Description This is a Japanese woodblock print by Iwao Akiyama (1921–2014)

Traditional Japanese metal art

Antique Japanese Tobacco Tray (Tabako-bon) with Haifuki Ash Container Edo Meiji Vintage Japanese folk art collectionsThis is a set of Japanese tobacco tray (Tabako bon) and Haifuki (ash container) from the Edo to Meiji period. It includes a brazier (metal insert for charcoal) and a cylindrical haifuki used for disposing of ashes and used tobacco from a kiseru pipe. The haifuki is made of wood and features a lacquered wooden lid, reflecting the careful craftsmanship of the time. This is a fine piece that represents traditional Japanese smoking culture, and is highly