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Seiran Feather Habōki for Furo – Japanese Tea Ceremony Feather Duster

$900.00

A traditional habōki (羽箒) used in the Japanese tea ceremony for the Furo (風炉 / portable brazier) season.

This elegant habōki is made with Seiran (青鸞) feathers, valued for their beautiful natural appearance and refined presence. In Chanoyu, the habōki is an essential utensil used during charcoal procedures (sumidemae) to gently sweep and purify the hearth area.

The shape and arrangement of the feathers are specifically suited for Furo use, making this piece appropriate for tea practice, formal tea gatherings, and seasonal display.

Each feather has natural variations in color, pattern, and shape, giving every habōki its own unique character.

  • Type: Habōki (Feather Duster)

  • Feather: Seiran (青鸞)

  • Season: Furo (風炉)

  • Use: Japanese Tea Ceremony / Chanoyu / Sumidemae

  • Made in Japan

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