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[Tea utensils/tea ceremony tools, cloth for tea ceremony, Zodiac sign "Rat"] Chinese cloth for tea ceremony, Shoba weave, pure silk, Shoba straw sack with thread brush pattern, made by Kitamura Tokusai (made by Kitamura Tokusai) (cloth for tea ceremony, cloth for tea ceremony, cloth for tea ceremony) (Zodiac sign Rat, theme)
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Tokusai (Kitamura Tokusai) is the only store in Japan that specializes in tea ceremony fukusa.
It is made of 100% silk, high-quality silk crepe fabric (habutae), and is hand-sewn.
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What is Shohaori?
The fabric that Nomura Shoha loved to use is called "Shoha" weaving. It is similar to Tsuzure weaving, and is woven in such a way that the weft threads wrap around the warp threads, and the pattern design and color scheme are woven only by the weft threads. Therefore, it has excellent flexibility and elasticity, and as a fabric it is thin, light, and does not easily lose its shape.
There is a tea ceremony using Shobaori fabric.
*When serving thick tea, it is served in a tea bowl.
*When displaying an incense holder, place it under the item.
Tokusai (Kitamura Tokusai) is the only store in Japan that specializes in tea ceremony fukusa.
It is made of 100% silk, high-quality silk crepe fabric (habutae), and is hand-sewn.
When Rikyu set out for the Odawara campaign, the dimensions of the cloth wrapped in a natsume tea caddy that his wife Munen sent him were made uniform.
The cloth was put into use thanks to the ingenuity of Rikyu's disciple, Shiose Somi.
The act of handling a fukusa refers to the act of folding tea utensils in order to wipe them clean, and there are three ways of handling it, Shingyosou, depending on how the utensil is being handled.
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[Omotesenke Style] How to fold a fukusa
- Place the seamless "wasa" on your left and grasp the top two corners of the fukusa with your index finger and thumb, spreading it out.
- Place your hands together and fold it in half towards you (with the crease facing you).
[Urasenke Style] How to fold a fukusa
- Place the seamless "wasa" to your right and grasp the top corners of the fukusa with your index finger and thumb and spread it out.
- Bring your hands together and fold it in half towards you (with the crease facing you).
[Mushanokoji Senke-ryu] Kankyuan: How to fold a fukusa
- Place the seamless "wasa" to your right and grasp the top corners of the fukusa with your index finger and thumb and spread it out.
- Place your hands together and fold them in half towards you.