• 共箱
• 花押 — adding a box gives you the opportunity to add your 花押!
• 取合わせ: If there's a live flower, no flower patterns; if you use a black 茶碗, you can't use a black 棗.
• 道具 are private, reflecting the 茶人's taste (→ 好み）and aspiration. A tea devotee will not reveal to others what kind of tea utensils he has in his private collection. At a tea gathering, an event based on the principle of 一期一会, the element of suspense as to what utensils will be used is essential. (Hatakeyama Issei. Funnily, his collection ended up in a museum)
• Symbols has a list of designs that can be found on 棗, for example.

But there are others, called the 出入かた

• metal things (made by 中川浄益)
  • 風炉
• paper things (made officially by 奥村吉兵衛):
  • 掛物（かけ　もの）
• bamboo things (made officially by 黒田正玄):
  • 茶杓 (even though exactly that, a 茶人 makes themselves)
  • 蓋置
• textiles (made officially by 土田友湖; but I got a bunch of 龍村-made 古帛紗, too)
• non-楽 ceramics (made by 永楽善五郎)
• 楽 (made by 楽吉左衛門)
  • 茶碗 like 重茶碗（かさねじゃわん）
• lacquered things (made by 中村宗哲)
• cast-iron things (大西清右衛門):
  • Miyazu looks really high quality and rather expensive, and good for looking up names of items.
  • 釜
• 一閑張 lacquer (飛来一閑)
• wooden, non-bamboo things (駒沢利斎)
  • 棚
  • 盆 like the 高杯（たかつき）, tray for serving sweets to a nobleman used in 貴人点（きにんだて）

• things related to 炭:
  • 灰
  • 炭取
  • 香合
• things related to water:
  • 水指
  • 建水
• 茶器
  • types of 茶入
  • types of 棗

• 米市（よねいち)　茶入, named so by 小堀遠州 and thus a 中興名物, because it looks like a bale of rice straw. The golden brocade carries the name of the 茶入.