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まるん眞阿瑠吽
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This is a "de-bakusa" (a type of silk cloth) used by the host during the preparation of "o-koicha" (thick tea) or for displaying the incense container after use, folded in four. While the size is the same as the "fukusa" (silk cloth) used for tea preparation, it is made from slightly stiffer fabrics such as tsumugi (pongee), obi fabric, or kinran-donko (brocade). We hope you will find it useful in various schools of tea ceremony, according to your preferences. It can also be used as a mat regardless of the school. Please make your own judgment regarding its suitability based on the "preferences" or "established practices" of your specific school. m(_ _)m 【Size】 Standard de-bakusa size. Made from a pattern with finished dimensions of 27.5 cm in length and 28.4 cm in width. The short side is a "wa" (fold). It is sewn in the traditional way, without a knot. Please allow for slight size variations. It is about three times larger than the "ko-bakusa" (small silk cloth) of the Urasenke school, and the amount of fabric is four times that of the "chitosebon-yo ko-bakusa" (small silk cloth for the Chitosebon tray). 【Fabric】 Pure silk, soft obi fabric, not very thick, and slightly supple. It is finished without a core for ease of handling. "Araiso-donko," a famous fabric pattern, depicts the image of carp dancing in the waves on a navy blue background. The carp colors are woven with calm silver and copper-colored threads. Carp: In China, carp are said to ascend a rapid called Ryumon and eventually become dragons, and are respected as a fish of success. In Japan, carp streamers are flown on the Boys' Festival and are well-liked. (From the collection) As it is used for o-koicha and displaying the incense container, we have selected designs with beautiful weaves and patterns that have a story or topic when viewed. We have finished it without applying a core for ease of handling. ❤️Since it is new, there are no creases. When using it, decide which side is the front and fold it in four. Please note that because it is large, it will be lightly folded in half for shipping to prevent creases. m(_ _)m 【Discounts for Multiple Purchases】 1st item: Listed price + 2nd item: (Listed price - 150 yen) 3rd and 4th items will also be discounted by 150 yen. ♡If you purchase multiple items, we will create a dedicated listing for you, so please let us know which items you would like to purchase before you buy. #marun-ma-ru-n de-bakusa
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