This is an antique kobukusa (small silk cloth) featuring the famous "Shosoin Tatefue Koku-chomon" pattern, which was handled by my family's former kimono shop. It is a product of Araiso, a weaver specializing in meibutsu-gire (famous textiles). (Original price: approximately 5,000 yen) Kobukusa are tea ceremony utensils used in the tea room, such as when carrying tea or receiving tea. Even those who do not practice the tea ceremony can use them beautifully as placemats for ornaments or vases in their daily lives. Meibutsu-gire are the finest textiles that were brought to Japan from the Kamakura period to the Edo period. They are familiar fabrics in the tea ceremony, and each piece is named after the names of Sen no Rikyu and Kobori Enshu, or from the patterns, and have been carefully preserved in museums and art museums. 《Size》 Approximately 15 cm x 16 cm ※ For bulk purchases, there will be a 200 yen discount on shipping for the second item and onwards.