Taisho and Showa Era, Monchiku (Patterned Bamboo) Suihatsu (Hanging Scroll Holders), Set of 5, Bamboo, for Hanging Tanzaku (Poetry Slips), Flower Vases, and Fans, with a Tanzaku (Poetry Slip) by Soshaku reading "Kunpu Jinnanrai" (Gentle Breeze from the South), Tea Ceremony Utensils 7D0926 These are beautiful bamboo Suihatsu (hanging scroll holders) perfect for tea rooms and Japanese-style spaces. They can be used in various ways, such as for hanging tanzaku (poetry slips), flower vases, and fans. The sturdy construction adds to the atmosphere just by displaying them. The set includes a tanzaku (poetry slip) by Soshaku reading "Kunpu Jinnanrai" (Gentle Breeze from the South), allowing you to express a sense of the season. Each of the five pieces has unique bamboo knots and patterns, making them rich in character. They are recommended not only as tea ceremony utensils but also for interior decoration. As they are old, there are minor scratches and wear due to aging, but we hope that those who appreciate this as part of their charm will enjoy them.