Japanese Nishijin Silk Kobukusa for Urasenke Tea Ceremony | Ryu Kirin Shokko Nishiki Usucha All the tools can be

All the tools can be stored in a paulownia wood case

Shorter length designed for furo (summer) use

Net Weight: 40 g(1

The blue-gray glaze gives it a sophisticated look

Japanese Nishijin Silk Kobukusa for Urasenke Tea Ceremony | Ryu Kirin Shokko Nishiki Usucha All the tools can beRyu Kirin Shokko Nishiki This is a renowned meibutsugire (famous textile), traditionally handed down at Hry ji Temple. According to the original ink inscription (bokuga) on the piece, it was produced by the Imperial Weaving and Dyeing Bureau of the Ming dynasty in China. Set against a golden brown background, the textile features an elegant arrangement of three colorsyellow green (moegi), light blue (hanada), and redapplied in a style reminiscent of