Sendai Tsuishu (Sendai Tsuishu) tea scoop Used item Has scratches Length: 9cm Width: Approximately 4cm at the widest point (Measured by an amateur) Lacquer finish Sendai Tsuishu is a synthetic lacquerware made using the technique of layering red lacquer on a molded base and applying black to create an antique look. Its origins are in China, and it is said that Einosuke Kawasaki, a craftsman of Murakami Tsuishu in Niigata Prefecture, came to Sendai in the Meiji era and established the foundation of Sendai Tsuishu. Sendai Tsuishu, with its fine carvings and the oriental beauty of red and black, is a craftwork that Sendai, the local area, is proud of. Lacquerware, Wajima-nuri, Kaiseki cuisine, matcha, Japanese sweets This is a tea scoop (chaki) made of "Kabazaiku" (birch bark craft), a traditional craft of Akita. Used item. Length: 7cm+, Width: 3cm It is a craft made using the bark of wild cherry trees. It has excellent moisture resistance, breathability, and humidity control, making it suitable for storing tea leaves. You can maintain its unique luster by simply wiping it with a dry cloth. The more you use it, the more the texture increases, and the color changes to a calm tone.