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and spirit of Kyoto’s traditional craftsmanship
making it a cherished choice for matcha lovers
surrounded by seven jewel motifs arranged in a floral form
lingering sweetness
Upon closer inspection
Taishi Kanto Nishijin Kobukusa | Kyoto Silk Tea Ceremony Cloth Mushanokojisenke matcha and spirit of Kyoto’s traditionalTaishi Kanto This textile has also been used as the shifuku (silk pouch) for the great meibutsu Aburaya Katatsuki chaire (tea caddy). With a texture reminiscent of kasuri (ikat like patterns), the fabric features a mysterious, repeating motif that resembles human figures. Although it is not a striped pattern, it is known as "Kantou," which likely derives from Guangdong in China. It is also used in the tsuitate (standing screen) at Tokusai san s shop.
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