Hot Pamono Shōwa Era Japanese Traditional Tea Ceremony Furo Set, 1980s

This authentic Japanese tea ceremony set includes everything you need to bring the essence of the Japanese tea ceremony into your home.

The set consists of a furo (fire pot), sumitori-bo (charcoal tongs), bags of hai (ash), a gotoku (kettle stand), a jita (bottom tile), and the original wooden box. This carefully curated set embodies the simplicity and refinement characteristic of the Japanese tea ceremony.

A beautiful piece for lovers of Japanese culture, ideal as a decorative element, collector’s item, and of course, to enjoy your own tea ceremony in style.

This set includes:

Furo (風炉): An elegant copper fire pot, designed to hold the tea kettle above the fire. The furo has a round shape and rests on three small legs, providing a stable base. Dimensions: height 26 cm, diameter 40 cm.
Gotoku (五徳): This is the three-legged stand within the furo, intended to hold the tea kettle. The gotoku keeps the kettle stable and evenly heated, which is essential for preparing tea.
Sumitori-bo (炭取箸): These are the long metal tongs used to safely handle charcoal. They allow careful adjustment of the charcoal layer in the furo to evenly distribute the heat.
Hai (灰): Two bags of ash that are placed at the base of the furo to help evenly spread the heat.
Jita (地板): A flat tile that sits at the bottom of the furo. The jita protects the furo from direct heat from the charcoal and ensures good heat distribution.
Furodai (風炉台): A wooden lacquered plank placed under the furo to provide stability and protect the floor. This plank is broken into two pieces, as shown in the photo.
Gotoku (五徳): Metal three-legged stand with bottom tile.