Jizaikagi 自在鉤 (adjustable hook) used in a hearth - Carving - Antique Japanese Fish-Shaped Jizai Kagi 自在鉤 – Elaborately Carved Carp with Iron Hook and Rope - Japan - Meiji period (1868-1912)
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Meiji period wooden Jizai Kagi with a carved carp yokogi, used to suspend pots over the irori hearth, 39 cm wide by 12.6 cm high by 8.4 cm deep, weight 1200 g, origin Japan, in good condition and not signed.
| Height | 12.6 cm |
|---|---|
| Width | 39 cm |
| Material | Wood |
| Title | Jizaikagi 自在鉤 (adjustable hook) used in a hearth |
| Origin | Japan |
| Condition | Good condition |
| Depth | 8.4 cm |
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