Rattan "tooshi" (8 sun = approx. 24cm) and wooden frame sieve (metal mesh) set of 2 Please refer to the photos for dimensions. The rattan "tooshi" is a tool specifically for making kinton and soboro-an, traditional Japanese sweets, using a bent ring and rattan, handcrafted. Recently, the number of craftsmen making these has decreased, and they are becoming difficult to obtain. Purchased 30 years ago, unfortunately, one piece of rattan is broken (see photo). You can still work while avoiding that part, so please consider this if you are okay with it. Also, please be aware that the year and the shop name are written on the side of the wooden frame with a marker. The mesh is coarse, and the finished product will be a roughly textured kinton. Photo sample: [New Year's Kaki (persimmon) kinton] ★Please be sure to read the notes in the profile before purchasing. ★No individual sales. ★Instant purchase OK. Free shipping via anonymous Mercari delivery. ★These are used and old items, so please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive to this. ★Please understand that this is a layman's inspection before purchasing. I apologize if I have overlooked anything else. ★Rulers and measuring tapes are not included. ★We plan to send it with simple packaging. (We will use recycled materials such as newspapers, paper bags, cardboard, and waste materials for packaging, so please understand.) ※Depending on the packaging situation, there may be a change from "Rakuraku" to "Yuuyu" Mercari delivery, so please understand.