This is a Nishijin-ori sheath with a plastic confectionery toothpick (kashi-kiri) included. * Size: Approximately 9 x 7 cm * This is a tea utensil often included in sets for beginners starting their practice, mainly in the Urasenke school, and it's always useful to have more than one. * The vibrant orange fabric pattern of the kinran brocade is as follows: 1. Clouds and small flowers 2. Round maple leaves 3. Chrysanthemum and water * The fabric is backed with a thin board for protection. * There are markings on the board so that it can be cut in half if needed. * One of the three boards is already separated by a groove. * Confectionery toothpicks are also used during kaiseki cuisine and when enjoying tea sweets.