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Specialty Fabric Mini Kobukusa "Shippo Setsugekka" Tea Ceremony Utensils, Kaiseki, Tea Box, Hounosai, Zabosai, Tantansai, Tea Bowl, Incense Container, Natsume, Mizusashi, Chashaku
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This is a never-used, long-term storage item: a famous Tansai-style reproduction, Shippo Setsugetsuka mini kobukusa (tea ceremony silk cloth).
It does not come with packaging or a box.
This is a small kobukusa used with a Chitose-bon (tray), chabako (tea caddy), or Goshobako (ceremonial basket).
Please note that it is smaller than a regular kobukusa.
There are no damages such as tears or fraying.
It is in beautiful condition, but please understand that it is a personal storage item.
Free shipping, planned to be sent via Mercari delivery.
#Rikyu
#Sotan
#Sensho
#Genkensai
#Ennosai
#Tansai
#Hounnsai
#Zabosai
#Seisai
#Sokuchusai
#Jimyosai
#Yuuyusai
#Omotesenke
#Urasenke
#Onishi
#Eiraku
#TeaUtensils
#Daitokuji
#KaisekiUtensils
#Ikebana
#Vase
#Pottery
#Furo (brazier)
#Antiques
#Tetsubin (iron kettle)
#NambuTekki (Nambu cast iron)
#Gold
#Kenzan
#Makuzu
#SakaidaKakiemon
#Imaemon
#Yuko
#NishijinOri (Nishijin weaving)
#Tokusai
#Imari
#Kutani
#Nabeshima
#KyoYaki (Kyoto ware)
#Kyoto
#LivingNationalTreasure
#Shokoku-ji
#Pottery
#KodoUtensils (incense ceremony utensils)
#Kodo (incense ceremony)
#Koro (incense burner)
#Furo (brazier)
#Shichijishiki (seven ceremonies)
#Chaji (tea ceremony)
#Yonotsuki (night tea gathering)
#Antique
#Shinorui
#Enshu
#Fumai
#Koicha (thick tea)
#Usucha (thin tea)
#HamadaShoji
#InoueManji
#Kobayashi Taigen
Rikyu, Sotan, Sensho, Genkensai, Ennosai, Tansai,
Hounnsai, Zabosai, Seisai, Sokuchusai, Jimyosai, Yuuyusai, Omotesenke, Urasenke, Onishi, Eiraku, TeaUtensils,
Daitokuji, KaisekiUtensils, Ikebana, Vase, Pottery, Furo (brazier), Antiques, Tetsubin (iron kettle), NambuTekki (Nambu cast iron), Gold, Kenzan, Makuzu,
SakaidaKakiemon, Imaemon, Yuko, NishijinOri (Nishijin weaving),
Tokusai, Imari, Kutani, Nabeshima, KyoYaki (Kyoto ware), Kyoto,
LivingNationalTreasure, Shokoku-ji, Pottery, KodoUtensils (incense ceremony utensils), Kodo (incense ceremony), Koro (incense burner), Furo (brazier), Shichijishiki (seven ceremonies), Chaji (tea ceremony), Yonotsuki (night tea gathering), Antique,
Shinorui, Enshu, Fumai, Koicha (thick tea), Usucha (thin tea), HamadaShoji, InoueManji, Kobayashi Taigen
Category
Craft
Condition
Almost new
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Kanagawa
Daily Cleaning: Use a soft brush or damp cloth to gently wipe away dirt. Avoid harsh chemicals. For mesh areas, use diluted mild detergent and a soft brush.
Drying: Air dry in a cool, shaded place after cleaning. Avoid direct sunlight or high heat, which can cause fading and glue deterioration.
Storage: Stuff with paper to maintain shape when not in use. Store in a dry, ventilated area to prevent mold. Rotate between multiple pairs to extend lifespan.
Usage Notes: Designed for basketball. Not recommended for hiking, long-distance running, or other specialized sports where different performance features are required.