Aina Furoshiki - Ingdigo dyed Japan [3] but a group of

[3] but a group of artist directly influenced by Sōtatsu and Kōetsu

Kaishi is generally carried tucked into the front of a kimono

a Japanese ceramic artist known for refined and elegant pottery

Size : 85 cm x 170 cm (33

The tetrahedral shape allows the roasted tea leaves to expand fully

Aina Furoshiki - Ingdigo dyed Japan [3] but a group ofThis item has undergone exclusive dyeing that give it an authentic Japanese natural indigo color and unique nuance of shade. The Progressive fading and abrasion marks appearing through wearing and washing will give it its own individuality. Given the rich dye characteristic of this product, color may transfer when new or wet onto other garment and upholstery. Machine wash cold, do not breach, tumble dry low, warm iron if needed, dry clean possible,