Japanese Meiji Period Iron Tetsubin Kettle With Crane and Tortoise Details (2) Ceramics They were removed off of

They were removed off of a Chinese cabinet that could no longer be used

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Japanese Meiji Period Iron Tetsubin Kettle With Crane and Tortoise Details (2) Ceramics They were removed off ofHere 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,