Morisa White Kagome Tosa Washi Paper Place Mat (5 sheets), MUSUBI KILN

When ironing, it is recommended to iron from the reverse side to avoid damaging the texture.This place mat is made of Tosa Washi Paper and has a pattern called "Kagome". Kagome refers to the net of a basket woven of bamboo or rattan, or its continuous latticework of braids. There are various types of braids with different patterns depending on the intended use. It is said that the continuous pattern imitating this basket mesh has the effect of repelling evil spirits. This place mat is perfect for an individual serving. In addition to being used as a regular place mat, they are also great to place under items displayed on a shelf. This Washi paper has a double structure, and the Washi paper with a white pattern on it is made by a technique called "Rakusui". Rakusui is a traditional technique
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When ironing, it is recommended to iron from the reverse side to avoid damaging the texture.This place mat is made of Tosa Washi Paper and has a pattern called Kagome. Kagome refers to the net of a basket woven of bamboo or rattan, or its continuous latticework of braids. There

Kaizan Kiln Arita Long Plate L, MUSUBI KILN

This Japanese small plate has a pattern of plum and chrysanthemum, an auspicious combination of flowers. Plum blossoms are considered auspicious as a symbol of vitality because they bloom early. Chrysanthemums are also one of the noble and auspicious flowers that are praised as the king of a hundred plants in Japan. Perfect size as a sauce plate. It is also versatile to serve cheese, nuts, condiments, and other small food.

Seikou Kiln Plum and Chrysanthemum Kutani Sauce Plate / Japanese Ceramics, Japanese Plate, Soy Sauce Plate, Tsukemono, Japanese Pottery

When ironing, it is recommended to iron from the reverse side to avoid damaging the texture.This place mat is made of Tosa Washi Paper and has a

Morisa White Kagome Tosa Washi Paper Place Mat (5 sheets)

Morisa White Kagome Tosa Washi Paper Place Mat (5 sheets), MUSUBI KILN

This elegant pot is decorated with gilded arabesques, which have been often painted in the Kinzan kiln for a long time. In addition to the auspicious patterns painted with Shiromori (white heaping), the honeybees, symbol of prosperity and financial fortune, are also depicted. It is handcrafted by Kinzan Kiln, especially excels in Kinsai, one of the famous Kutani ware's glazing technique with a gold leaf.

Kinzan Kiln Kinzan White Arabesque Bee Small Pot / Ikebana Vase, Japandi Interior Design

This Japanese small plate has a pattern of plum and chrysanthemum, an auspicious combination of flowers. Plum blossoms are considered auspicious as a symbol of vitality because they bloom early. Chrysanthemums are also one of the noble and auspicious flowers that are praised as the king of a hundred plants in Japan. Perfect size as a sauce plate. It is also versatile to serve cheese, nuts, condiments, and other small food.

Seikou Kiln Plum and Chrysanthemum Kutani Sauce Plate / Japanese Ceramics, Japanese Plate, Soy Sauce Plate, Tsukemono, Japanese Pottery

Washi Placemat - Dark – POJ Studio

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Tosa Washi Paper, MUSUBI KILN

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