Stock: ☆☆☆ Available (Photos are examples) Size: ☆☆☆ Length: Approximately 35mm, Width: 145mm Slight size variations due to handmade nature. Tooth Spacing: Standard Rank: ☆☆☆ A (Beautiful condition!) Product: ☆☆☆ This is a rare comb used for traditional Japanese hairstyles. Found in the warehouse! How about adding it to your collection? (*´▽｀*) You can use it to comb your hair normally, and the tip is designed to create a part in your hair. It's soaked in camellia oil, so your hair will be smooth and silky (o^∀^o) Sets: ☆☆☆ You can purchase several combs as a set (total amount - 100 yen). If you wish to do so, please contact us before purchasing. We cannot make changes after purchase, so please understand. Also, we offer a bonus if you purchase multiple items together. Artisan's Item: ☆☆☆ This is a "tsuge-gushi" (boxwood comb) that my uncle, a traditional craft artisan, used to demonstrate and sell at famous department stores nationwide. Requests: ☆☆☆ My uncle has passed away, and I want those who need these items to use the products that have been sleeping in the warehouse, so I'm offering them at a shockingly low price! Therefore, please refrain from bulk purchases, purchases for resale, and purchases by businesses. Please note that these items have been stored in a warehouse, so there may be small stains, scratches, or warping. ★What is a Tsuge-gushi (Boxwood Comb)?★ Tsuge-gushi are made by carving boxwood and hand-shaping the teeth, then carefully polishing them. This technique has been passed down in Japan since ancient times. They are less likely to generate static electricity and friction heat, so your hair is less likely to tangle, and they help prevent split ends. By soaking the boxwood comb in a little camellia oil, you can give your hair shine every time you use it. Boxwood is hard and durable, so you can use it for decades. By the way, giving a comb to a woman meant a proposal in the Edo period.