Japanese Hand Warmer

Cedar wood body with copper liner and exterior design of willow, cherry and paulownia leaves on gilt lacquer checkerboard cloud design.

A teaaburi is a traditional Japanese ceramic hand warmer. Before the era of modern heating, people in Edo-period Japan relied on various methods to keep warm during the cold winter m...

An unusual vintage Japanese white ceramic tea pot handcrafted in a beautiful Classic cream glaze and comes with an unusual aluminium warming jacket. Original label signed base Vickie...

Japanese Edo period (1614-1868) hand warmer, with relief flower designs in chrysanthemums and hollyhocks.

Offered by Zena Kruzick Taisho Period Shigaraki Okame Hand Warmer, Japan This charming Japanese stoneware hand warmer is in the form of the Noh theater character known as Okame (...

19th century Ceramic Shishi Lion Hand Warmer, Japan This ceramic hand warmer is in the form of a shishi lion, a beast with magical properties, including the power to repel evil.

A very unusual treasure and talisman from Japan. This large-scale, aged hand cast bronze koi was sourced from a large Japanese collection, An old example, its scales , fins, ...

Exquisite Japanese hand warmer was originally used as a heating source in a room.

Japanese te-bachi (hand warmer). Constructed of kiri (Paulownia) wood, the surface decorated with continuous design of paulownia (kiri) leaves and trailing vines executed in gold mak...

Japanese te-bachi (hand warmer). Constructed of kiri (Paulownia) wood, the surface decorated with design of summer grasses and a pair of mated quail executed in gold maki-e lacquer a...

Japanese ceramic hand warmer (teburi) in the form of a crouching rabbit.

A pair of Japanese tall bronze teaburi (hand warmers) with lustrous copper finish.

Pair of Japanese tall bronze te-bachi (hand warmers), each fitted with domed basketweave patterned lids and double hinged swing-arm handles.

This large Japanese Meiji period root wood hand warmer, or hibachi, is composed of a gnarled burl root, chosen for its undulating for and rich color.

Pair of Japanese Te-bachi (Hand Warmers). The wood form carved with concentric ribs each brightly lacquered with a different color.

A 19th century Meiji period Japanese bronze brazier, in the form of Bodhidharma or Daruma, as he is known in Japan, designed to be used as a hand warmer, with his arms raised above h...

Japanese antique bronze hibachi (personal hand warmers) from Kyoto with circular design.

Vintage Taisho-period Japanese bronze hibachi (hand-warmer) with keyaki wood base.

Taishō period Japanese lacquer hibachi (hand warmer) from Kyoto, Japan.

Pair of Antique Japanese bronze hibachi (hand warmer).

Pair of late meiji period Japanese hibachis (hand-warmer) from Kyoto. Etched kanji symbols say, "blue mountain" and "sun and stars".

Pair of vintage Taisho-period Japanese bronze hibachis (hand-warmer) with classic Greek Key design.

This mid twentieth century Japanese Showa period glazed ceramic hand warmer (hibachi) is circular in form with a compressed low body, soft edged straight shoulder, and wide lip.

This pair of Japanese Meiji period portable hand warmers, or hibachi, is octagonal in form, decorated with reddish orange lacquer, and fitted with removable copper liners.