Golden Yellow Cat Furoshiki 18.9 in Cooking Chopsticks The technique of applying lacquer

The technique of applying lacquer many times and wiping it off each time is called "wipe-lacquer"

elegant touch

You can feel the warmth of hand-painting from the patterns in nature motifs

the dispenser ensures a drip-free pour

This shape represents a Japanese chess piece named koma

Golden Yellow Cat Furoshiki 18.9 in Cooking Chopsticks The technique of applying lacquerThis Japanese furoshiki wrapping cloth features a pattern designed by Takehisa Yumeji, a famous painter of portraying women in the Taisho era (1912 1926 CE). Yumeji's works are characterized by bold patterns and nostalgic colors. His art clearly shows how this kind of modern design was popular back in the Taisho era. This furoshiki is based on the color of a flower called yamabuki (Japanese yellow rose), and has a lovely combination of red flowers and