Showa Retro Long Kiseru Smoking Pipe, Lacquered, Tea Ceremony Utensil
Step back into the Showa era with this traditional long kiseru smoking pipe. Measuring 29.5 cm in length, this lacquered pipe brings an unmistakable touch of classic Japanese elegance to any collection. It came from a household devoted to tea ceremony, where it was kept alongside other tools of that refined tradition.
The kiseru has a rich history in Japan, evolving from a simple smoking tool into a stylish accessory favored by merchants, artists, and tea practitioners alike. Long lacquered pipes like this one carry a distinct sense of quiet sophistication.
This pipe is unused, with a clean body that shows no noticeable scratches or dirt. The included outer pouch shows some discoloration and staining from age. Please review the photographs closely to assess its full vintage condition, and understand that some wear from age may not be fully captured in images.
Showa-era retro lacquered long kiseru smoking pipe from a family home where tea ceremony was practiced. The 29.5 cm pipe is unused and in very good condition, with no noticeable scratches or stains. The outer pouch has discoloration and dirt from age.
