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or anyone who appreciates hand-painted Japanese ceramics
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The stand also helps prevent mold on the whisk after use by allowing the water to run down out of the whisk
Artist: Ryōji Nakamura
Features of Kitamura’s Sukiyabukuro
Arisugawa Shika Mon Kobukusa | Silk Tea Ceremony Cloth Kyoto matcha bowl or anyone who appreciates hand-paintedArisugawa Shika Mon Product No. 379Material: Finest Quality 100% SilkTextile: Traditional Nishijin ori (Kyoto Brocade)Construction: Hand sewn Size: Kobukusa: Approx. 15. 8 15. 2 cm (6. 22 5. 98 inches) Dashibukusa: Approx. 27. 5 28. 5 cm (10. 83 11. 22 inches P165 Kitamura Tokusai is Japans only specialized maker of fukusa (ceremonial silk cloths) for tea ceremony. Established in 1712 (Shtoku 2) in Kyotos Nishijin district, the workshop has been
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