Fukusa Case Set, Tea Ceremony Tools, Tea Party, Beginner, Practice Set, 7-Piece Set, 100% Silk

Thank you for your interest.

This is a 7-piece set for tea ceremony practice, including a fukusa case, fukusa, tea fan, sweet pick, sweet pick case (saya), and kaishi paper.

While there are no noticeable scratches or stains, these items have been used a few times.
They have since been stored at home in a drawer.

There are some areas with slight discoloration.
Although difficult to see in the images, I have marked the approximate locations with circles.

*If you do not need the fukusa (vermilion) or kaishi paper, please let me know via message.
Please note that the price will not change.

① Fukusa Case
- 100% Silk
- Vermilion with gold and silver thread embroidery of a stone garden pattern
- Size: Approx. 18 x 11 cm

② Fukusa
- 100% Silk
- Plain vermilion
- Size: Approx. 27 cm square

③ Tea Fan
- The front and back of the fan surface are inscribed with Rikyu Hyakushu, a set of tea ceremony precepts.
- Size: Main rib length approx. 15 cm
- Main Rib: Natural wood
- Fan Surface: Paper

④ Sweet Pick, Sweet Skewer
- Stainless steel
- The handle is designed in a cute crane shape. The back is plain.
- Being made of stainless steel, these sweet picks are very durable and easy to clean after use.
- Size: Approx. 9.5 cm (height)
- Washed clean and thoroughly dried.

⑤ Sweet Pick Case (Saya)
- 100% Silk
- Nishijin-ori Chrysanthemum Gold Brocade
- A beautiful traditional textile from Kyoto Nishijin-ori, woven with gold threads to create a chrysanthemum pattern.
Although small, the floral embroidery is lovely.
- Size: Approx. 10 cm x 1.9 cm

⑥ Kaishi Paper (Washi)
- 11 sheets remaining
- Made of washi paper without fluorescent agents, so it is not pure white.

⑦ Sulfuric Acid Paper Kaishi
- Over 30 sheets remaining
They appear yellowish when stacked, but the discoloration is not noticeable when a single sheet is taken out.

*Both types of kaishi paper are slightly discolored. If you do not need them, please let me know via message.
The price will not change.
These seem to be sold at 100-yen shops now.

These are not new items, but all were purchased from a tea ceremony instructor.

I would be happy if someone could use them.

All items will be placed directly into the fukusa case, waterproofed, and shipped anonymously via Yu-Yu Mercari便 with free shipping.

Thank you for your consideration.