[Tea utensils/tea ceremony tools, tea scoop with name] Dyed bamboo, with the name "Tatsuta River", written by Fukuyo Yokodo, made by Kagebayashi Souatsu

●Tatsuta River (Tatsuta River/Tatsuta River)...A famous spot for viewing autumn leaves, this is a river that flows along the banks of Mount Tatsuta in Tatsuta, Ikaruga Town, Ikoma County, Nara Prefecture.
A pattern combining flowing water and autumn leaves

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Author: Fukuyo Yoko
Tea scoop maker (made by Kagebayashi Soatsu)
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[Fukuyo Yokodo] Daitokuji Temple, Korin-in Temple
Born in 1957 as the second son of Shojuin at Daitokuji Temple.
Graduated from Hanazono University, Department of Buddhist Studies in 1979
In 1979, he trained at the Tenryu-ji Temple monastery.
In 1986, he entered Korin-in Temple in Murasaki and became the chief priest.
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[Kourin-in] Sub-temple of Daitoku-ji Temple
It was established between 1521 and 1528 by Yoshitsugu Hatakeyama of Noto, with Zen Master Butsuchi Daitsu as its founder.
In 1581, after the Hatakeyama family had fallen into ruin, the temple was renovated by Maeda Toshiie of Kaga and became the family temple of the Maeda family.
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[Kagebayashi Muneaki (real name: Seiichi)]
Born in 1946 on Mt. Ikoma in Nara Prefecture.
In 1965, he learned tea ceremony and bamboo crafts.
Since 1970, he has been taught by the late Seido Fujii Roshi of Sanzen-in Temple and the late Gensho Miyanishi Roshi of Oubai-in Temple.
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Material: Dyed bamboo
Box: Wooden box
Note: Colors and scenery (patterns) may differ from those shown in the photo.