【Unused】Pure silk fukusa with koboshi closure, for tea ceremony, for holding kaishi paper, for tea ceremony practice

This is made of pure silk and has a lustrous sheen.
The type where you insert a clasp, like those made from natural ivory, is a traditional style that makes movements appear beautiful. These are rarely made nowadays due to their intricate craftsmanship.

It features fan-shaped embroidery composed of orange, yellow, and white threads. This pattern is called Kiku Seigai, which is a design that likens the traditional Seigaiha (a pattern representing waves by overlapping semicircles) to the shape of chrysanthemums. It is considered an auspicious item.

Purchased from a specialty tea ceremony store and has been stored for a long time.
There are stains inside, so please check the images.

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