Product Utilization "Kaishi Paper Container" Edition

While “kaishi-ire” is often strongly associated with tea ceremonies, here are some practical ways to use them that we recommend even for those who haven’t studied the tea ceremony.

If you store small items like the ones shown in the image along with kai-shi paper in a “kai-shi case,” you can keep the inside of your bag neat and organized.

We recommend “large handkerchiefs.” These can serve as a substitute when there are no napkins to place on your lap while dining out. This way, you can rest assured your clothes won’t get dirty. Also, “amulets”—which you might feel hesitant to carry around casually—won’t get lost in your bag if you keep them in a “kaishi case.”

And although not shown in the image, it’s also convenient to use as a case for “masks,” which have become indispensable in our daily lives for preventing infectious diseases and managing hay fever.

Kaishi paper is versatile and comes in handy for many purposes, such as jotting down quick notes or wrapping money to give to someone. These days, there’s an increasing variety of cute designs available, and many people seem to switch out their designs to match the season.

Tatsumura Art Textiles’ “Kaishi Case” is perfect for organizing small items and offers a touch of high-quality style, so you can confidently take it with you in any situation. Please feel free to try out these creative uses that go beyond traditional conventions.

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