Tea ceremony tools Kaishi Rikyu 5 sheets (for women plain) x 2 pieces

Product Description Takayama Chasen, Domestic, Slightly Imperfect, White Bamboo, Tea Ceremony Tool (80 Sticks, Large Crack) Takayama Chasen, Domestic, Black Bamboo, "Shin", Kyoto Uji, Yamamasa Koyamaden, Ogurayama 30g Can, Tsuuen, Uji Matcha, Hashimori no Mukashi, Tea Ceremony Use, 30g Can | Organic, Kyoto Tea Ceremony Tools, Chashaku, Made in Japan, Soot Bamboo, Chashaku, Nara, Takayama, Hohchiku-en Made, Tea Ceremony Tools, Chakin, Nara Sarashi, Upper Piece Hemp, Set of 5 Purchase Options Add to Cart Customer Reviews 5 Stars: 5.0 ( 4) 5 Stars: 4.0 ( 8) 5 Stars: 4.8 ( 13) 5 Stars: 4.0 ( 56) 5 Stars: 4.2 ( 204) Price — no data — — no data — 3980 yen 4750 yen 2980 yen 1950 yen Usage For Ura Senke. For those who want to enjoy practice, water house, and atmosphere with items that cracked during storage. For Omote Senke, a high-grade matcha for thin tea. Uses precious soot bamboo. For practice and water house. Woven alternately with hemp and cotton. Origin Nara Prefecture Nara Prefecture Kyoto Prefecture Kyoto Prefecture Nara Prefecture Nara Prefecture Founded over 400 years ago, Hohchiku-en is a tea ceremony tool maker. The name was written by Prime Minister Koi Koizumi when it celebrated its 300th anniversary. After the death of the 8th lord of the Takayama family, Takayama Yorishige, 16 retainers returned to farming and inherited the secret manufacturing techniques of chasen, becoming independent in the chasen industry. Our family has been involved in chasen making and the development of tea ceremony since the first generation. Until the Meiji era prohibition of dual names and name changes, we continued the name "Kubo Kitaro" and used "Hohchiku-en" as our business name. Kubo Kitaro Shoten is now known as "Yugen Kaisha Kuki Shoji." Additionally, we were