Tea ceremony practice wear made by a Japanese tailor! (I've been doing tea ceremony for about 5 years) This vest type is very convenient to wear over your clothes during practice. It has a pocket on the chest to hold kaishi (paper used in tea ceremony) in place, preventing it from falling out when you're in front of the charcoal brazier. You can also hang your fukusa (silk cloth) on the right side, so it can be used for the reverse style of tea ceremony. It can be folded up and is convenient to carry to the practice hall. ★ I made this based on a commercially available product, but I've added a pocket on the side to prevent the kaishi from falling out. ★ The tea ceremony teacher also liked it! Made from a silk kimono fabric. Why not try practicing in kimono fabric? Free size (unisex) String: Approximately 110cm Width: Approximately 33cm Length: Approximately 40cm We do not offer discounts on handmade products. Thank you for your understanding. #TeaCeremony #PracticeWear #Apron #PracticeClothes #Kimono #KagetsuNoTomo (Friend of the Flower and Moon - a tea ceremony term)