Tea Basket "TAMATEBAKO" (Kamon Kougei) [WEB Limited]

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Tea Basket "TAMATEBAKO" (Kamon Kougei) [WEB Limited]

Regular price: ¥165,000 （Tax included.）
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The Tea Basket Set is the first to appear in the online shop.

We have prepared several beautiful works that combine Japanese tradition with newness in a well-balanced manner. Among them, it is a tea basket set that combines the stylish maple tea container designed by Jihei Murase and the silver-colored tea bowl made by Nei Fujihira.

The tea basket, designed to hold a set of tea utensils, is meticulously woven at the official purveyor of the Queen of Thailand. The elegant Gin Yoshino textiles are used for the ko-bukusa cloth, tea container bag, and tea scoop bag.

How to enjoy the tea basket

A tea basket is a tea utensil that is devised so that you can take the tea utensils used in the tea room outside and drink tea while traveling. This product was devised so that you can enjoy matcha as a cafe in modern living spaces, regardless of whether it is outdoors or indoors.so that you can enjoy matcha as a cafe in modern living spaces, regardless of whether it is outdoors or indoors.

How to use the tea basket（Exhibitor: Kamon Kogei Co., Ltd.）

About Kamon Kogei Co., Ltd.
A modern crafts brand that incorporates the beauty of modern forms based on traditional Japanese culture. We are working on high-quality works such as tea-related items that are easy to incorporate into the living room, seasonal festival decorations, cutlery, and collaborations with domestic and foreign potters and metalworkers.

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Product :	Tea Basket "TAMATEBAKO" (Kamon Kougei) [WEB Limited]
Type :	茶籠セット
Tags :	130th anniversary object-3、 Famous fabric、 Kamon Kogei、 Limited quantity item、 Pattern_Gin-yoshino、 Tea basket for traveling、 Tea Baskets、 Tea utensils、 Nodate Set、
Other :	The pattern may be different from the image shown due to the cutting process. Please understand this in advance.

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Set Contents
Tea basket: Bamboo / width 14cm x depth 18cm x height 14cm, Sanada cord
Silver-colored tea bowl by Nei Fujihira: Pottery / 10.5 cm (diameter) X 6 cm (height)
Waste-water container: White copper / 11cm in diameter x 7cm in height
Tea container: Maple / 6 cm (diameter) X 5.5 cm (height)
Tea scoop: Ebony / total length 14.5cm
Tea whisk: Bamboo / total length 10.5cm
Tea whisk case: Oak / diameter (max.) 4cm x height 10.5cm
Linen cloth case: South Sea pearl / Diameter 3cm×Height 6cm
Ko-bukusa cloth: Silk, rayon / 16cm x 15cm
Tea container bag: Silk, rayon
Tea scoop bag: Silk, rayon
Tea bowl pouch (large) (small): Hemp, polyester
Linen cloth

The sizes shown are approximate. Due to handmade, sizes and textures may differ from those shown in the pictures. Please be forewarned in advance.

Patterns

Gin Yoshino

There once lived in Kyoto a big merchant named Haiya Jōeki who was famous for his refined taste and for his wife Yoshino Dayū. She was a famous woman entertainer who got married him making a great romance between them, and his good fortune has become of the envy of his friends. She was endowed both with intelligence and beauty, and was known to be a complete mistress in tea ceremony. Among "Meibutsu-gire" ( a group of brocades selected by the head tea master Sen no Rikyū with the purpose to be used for tea ceremony ), we have a mate rial called "Yoshino Kanto" which is said to have been the one of "uchikake" worn by Yoshino Dayū. ( Uchikake is a full-length silk overcoat worn over Kimono on very formal occasions.) It is usually woven in“sanada”style with check patterns of colored silk threads on dark blue background, while with this piece we stress modern feeling by weaving a gold or silver thread on white background, and try to reproduce the feeling of the original "Yoshino Kanto."

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