Tea Ceremony Practice Includes a paper paper napkins vermilion silk black lacquered fan and a resin toothpick Suitable for women of the Omotesenke

A tea ceremony set suitable for the Omotesenke school, recommended for beginners. We have carefully selected the necessary tools for your tea ceremony practice, such as kaishi paper, a woven red silk cloth, and a black lacquered fan (6.5 inches). Comes with a resin toothpick and a dedicated toothpick holder, making it practical and hygienic. It's popular as a replacement for those already studying the tea ceremony, and also as a gift. The patterns on the paper holder and toothpick holder are assorted and cannot be specified. The pattern of the product you receive may differ from the image shown. Please understand this before purchasing. This is an authentic tea ceremony practice set, designed for those who want to learn the tea ceremony, and is compatible with the Omotesenke school. This set is suitable for a wide range of uses, from tea ceremony classes and private lessons to club activities and home practice, and is ideal for beginners who want to quickly acquire the necessary basic tools. Furthermore, it is very popular as a replacement for those who are already studying the tea ceremony, and also as a gift. This set includes the following five items: Fukusa-basami (cloth holder) / Kaishi-ire (paper holder)... These are small containers for storing kaishi (paper for tea ceremony), small items, etc. Kaishi (a type of paper for serving sweets or wiping the rim of a teacup when drinking tea) is for various purposes. Fukusa (卛紗)... to clean and admire tea bowls and other tea ceremony utensils. A folding fan (sensu) is to show respect to the other person by keeping it closed and placing it in front of you. A sweets cutter (kashikiri) / toothpick (yoji) is a tool in the tea ceremony to cut sweets served into bite-sized pieces. This guide is designed to correspond to the standard tea ceremony procedures of the Omotesenke school, making it easy for beginners to use. Kaishi paper is an essential tea ceremony utensil for various actions and receiving sweets during a tea ceremony. Choose the "Shizuka" type, which is slightly thicker and has a beautiful texture. Blended woven fukusa cloths are characterized by their soft and easy-to-handle texture. They are also ideal for practicing fukusa handling. The fan is 6.5 inches in size with a black lacquer finish, fitting comfortably in a woman's hand, and has an elegant finish that makes it suitable for formal occasions. The toothpicks are made of hygienic and durable resin, and come with a convenient toothpick holder for storage. The paper holder and toothpick holder are made of gold brocade material, adding a touch of elegance. The sizes of each item are as follows: • Furoshiki holder (for kaishi paper): 12cm (height) x 21cm (width) (when closed) ・Folding fan: 6.5 sun (approx. 19.7 cm) • Kaishi paper: 14.5 x 17.5 cm ・Sasa: 27.5×28.3cm This set is designed to alleviate the anxieties of those who are just starting out in the tea ceremony, such as "I don't know what I need to prepare." All the tools are practical and high-quality items designed to support the acquisition of refined manners. It can be for independent practice at home, as well as for the first lesson in a classroom setting. It is also a popular gift for those who want to experience Japanese culture as a hobby. As a first step in experiencing the spirit and beauty of the traditional Japanese culture of "Chayu" (the tea ceremony), this set is the perfect starting tool. *The patterns on the paper holder and toothpick holder are assorted and cannot be specified. Please understand this before purchasing.