Bamboo Chashaku by Sōgen With Zen Calligraphy by Kanshū Hasegawa marukyu koyamaen hojicha Featuring Kitamura Tokusai’s distinguished textile

Featuring Kitamura Tokusai’s distinguished textile craftsmanship and a susudake toothpick that gains even more character with use

and size may vary slightly

adding a sense of seasonal charm to your tea gathering

It is woven using a five-saya twill technique

A beautiful matcha bowl decorated with the famous cherry blossom scenery of Mount Yoshino

Bamboo Chashaku by Sōgen With Zen Calligraphy by Kanshū Hasegawa marukyu koyamaen hojicha Featuring Kitamura Tokusai’s distinguished textileThis bamboo chashaku (tea scoop) was crafted by Sgen and is accompanied by an original hakogaki (box inscription) written by Kansh Hasegawa, former abbot of Daitoku ji, one of Kyotos most important Zen temples. The chashaku is poetically named Hagi no Tsuyu . In Japanese aesthetics, bush clover (hagi) is an autumn flower associated with quiet elegance and gentle transience. Dew resting on its leaves evokes impermanence and subtle beautyan image deeply