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Kozuru Feather Habōki for Furo – Traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony Feather Duster

$250.00

The Habōki (羽箒) is a traditional feather utensil used during sumidemae, the charcoal-laying procedure of the Japanese tea ceremony. It is used in the graceful act of sweeping and purifying the area around the furo or hearth.

This Habōki is made with Kozuru (鴻鶴) feathers, traditionally valued for their natural beauty, distinctive markings, and elegant appearance. Various types of bird feathers have long been selected for Habōki in Chanoyu, with each type appreciated for its unique color, pattern, and form.

The natural character of Kozuru feathers gives each Habōki an individual appearance, reflecting the tea ceremony's appreciation for the beauty and uniqueness of natural materials.

This piece is crafted specifically for Furo (風炉) use and is suitable for charcoal procedures, tea practice, and formal tea gatherings.

Details

  • Habōki (羽箒) / Traditional Tea Ceremony Feather Duster

  • Kozuru (鴻鶴) feather

  • For Furo (風炉) use

  • Used for Sumidemae (炭手前)

  • Natural variations in feather color, pattern, and shape

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