Ko-bukusa Cloth (Tea-things) (Shikunshi koushi)

An item for tea ceremony, good for interior decoration, too.

Shikunshiko
One of the land of Rakusai Omuro is Japan's largest private utensil. This is the Yomei Bunko of the Konoe family, who has inherited the rank of the Konoe family for many years.
Nada Shichigo was a production area for famous Japanese sake and was also the territory of the Konoe family, and the power of the shogunate was not reached there. The Konoe family around the time of Keicho, who had given the great princes of Ryuzan and Osan, may have also been the gateway to the secrets of overseas culture, along with their high cultural characteristics.
Among the remaining famous shiny trees, there is a Ming Dynasty sachet that is interesting to put four gentlemen inside a lattice. The Konoe family's tears are filled with the positive shine of Shinto, beyond the famous shaved wabi and rust.
Now, I will try to imitate this and convey the eternal glory of Yangming. (Not allowed reprint)