Thank you for viewing. I've slightly changed the set contents. It's a set of fukusa (silk cloth), a folding fan, and a fukusa-basami (fukusa holder). Kaishi (paper for tea ceremony) is included as a bonus. The fukusa and folding fan are items I used when I was a child in elementary school, when practicing tea ceremony at home. * Fukusa (not pure silk) There are some fold marks, but I think it's in good condition. * Folding Fan (Urasenke style, 5 sun) There are some areas where the paint is chipped! This time, when I opened it for the first time in a while, the fan leaves were stuck together, and when I opened it, the paint chipped off. Also, there are parts that are still stuck together (please see images 6-9). However, since you don't open the fan during tea ceremony, this is for those who are okay with this condition. It was stored in a paulownia chest. There is no mold or odor. I think the vermilion and gold/silver patterns visible when it's closed are cute. My mother, who bought most of her tea ceremony utensils from Kyokado, a tea utensil store that no longer exists, bought this folding fan there. * Fukusa-basami It's from a few years ago, but there are some scuffs and horizontal stains inside. * Kaishi I recently purchased these, but I have some extras, so I'll include 12 sheets. Please check the images carefully, and only purchase if you are satisfied with the condition, intend to use them personally, and understand that they have been stored at home for a long time.