Thank you for viewing. The ginkgo leaf, a symbol of the Urasenke school, is depicted, and the inscription "Today" is also present. The Chitoshi Bon (tray) was created and favored by Mrs. Kayoko to celebrate the sixtieth birthday of the Urasenke 14th generation Grand Master, Tantansai. It is very simple, using readily available teacups, and allows one to offer and receive matcha without losing the order of etiquette, making it perfect for modern tastes. Of course, it can also be used splendidly in a full-fledged tea ceremony. ※ Basically, it is a simplified temae (tea procedure) on a tray unique to the Urasenke school, so those familiar with the Bonryaku temae will be able to apply it immediately. (Reference document: Shobo no Sado (Beginner's Tea Ceremony) by Soshitsu Sen, Tankosha Publishing) Chitoshi Bon ※ Made of natural wood (The lid can be turned over to become a tray) 【Size】 Chitoshi Bon ※ Lid → Approximately 28.4 cm in diameter Approximately 27.1 cm in diameter, approximately 11.8 cm in height Weight: Approximately 580g ★ Comes with the original box, no other accessories. ★ Urushi lacquer ※ Shin-nuri (genuine lacquer) ※ Exterior & Interior → Tame-iro (amber color). ★ Base material → Natural wood 【Condition】 Unused / Long-term storage item. The attached photos are everything. As it is a personal inspection, there may be oversights, so please understand and only proceed with the transaction if you agree. Please refrain from purchasing if you are nervous about long-term storage items. Although simple cleaning has been done, please be sure to wash it before use after purchase. ◎ Please consider this item with the understanding that there may be some scratches, stains, and discoloration due to aging that cannot be fully explained, differences in color due to your computer environment or smartphone, and errors in size and other numerical values. If you have any questions, please feel free to comment. Management number 763