This is a felt pot holder purchased at an exhibition held at Mrs. Yoko Arimoto's cooking class over 20 years ago. The plump thickness of the wool felt, the leather loop, and the natural "chestnut brown" color are exceptionally beautiful. It has a slit structure that makes it easy to insert your hand. It comes with a high-quality leather strap for hanging, and it's an item that adds to the atmosphere just by hanging it in the kitchen. It has been carefully stored unused since purchase. There is almost no felt sagging or fuzzing, and it is in very good condition. Color: Camel Brown Dyed with the branches and leaves of Japanese walnuts, and the design is said to be inspired by the cracked shells of those walnuts. It has a high-quality, handcrafted feel not seen in mass-produced items, and it can be used not only as a pot holder but also as interior decor for the kitchen! How about it as an object for your daily life? The charm point is the chocolate brown leather strap. The current ones are beige. Length 16.5cm (18cm including strap) Width 15cm This is a work by Momoko Miyazaki, who lives in Azumino, Nagano Prefecture. There are some storage creases. Yoko Arimoto Taizo Kuroda Ryuji Mitani Akito Akagi Masanobu Ando minä perhonen Kazumi Tsuji Tsubusa Kato Teppei Ono Ryota Aoki Christiane Perrochon Kim Ho-no