Nakagawa Masashichi Shoten Tea Ceremony Utensils, Kobukusa (Old Fabric), [Persian Chintz, Specialty Fabric], Pure Silk, Beige

This is a kobukusa (traditional Japanese silk cloth) for the tea ceremony. It is a small cloth measuring approximately 5.3 sun wide and 5 sun long, and is used during tea ceremonies in schools such as the Urasenke school. ■Pattern: Persian Sarasa (famous cloth), Fabric: Pure silk, Color: Beige, No gift box. *The pattern may differ slightly from the photo depending on how the cloth is cut. *Slight discrepancies in size may occur. *We strive to represent the actual product as closely as possible, but the color and texture may appear differently depending on the photography conditions and the computer settings you use.

This is a kobukusa (traditional Japanese silk cloth) for the tea ceremony. It is a small cloth measuring approximately 5.3 sun wide and 5 sun long, and is used during tea ceremonies in schools such as the Urasenke school.

It is a small cloth used to place tea utensils on or under tea utensils when admiring them, when carrying prepared tea, or when enjoying tea as a guest. While kobukusa is originally used in tea ceremonies, it can also be used as a stylish everyday piece of interior decor. Perfect for a small gift or souvenir. Pattern: Persian Chintz (famous fabric), Fabric: Pure silk, Color: Beige Please note that there may be slight variations in size. The pattern may differ slightly from the photo depending on how the fabric is cut. We strive to represent the actual product as closely as possible, but the color and texture may appear differently depending on the photography conditions and your computer settings.