19th Century Japanese Edo Ebisu Jizaikagi Mounted Hook

This unique J-shaped hook, named after the god of wealth and health, Ebisu, is a 19th century Japanese Edo kettle hook crafted from sturdy Zelkova wood. The hook is traditionally used to suspend an iron kettle for tea making and is typically found above the irori, a sunken hearth where families gather and guests are welcomed. Displayed on a custom mount, this hook serves as a decorative and functional piece in the heart of the home.