Silk Fukusa ‘Gyou’ for Japanese Tea Ceremony by Kitamura Tokusai Omotesenke Style 表千家 A traditional folding fan crafted

A traditional folding fan crafted using time-honored techniques

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tea workshops

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Silk Fukusa ‘Gyou’ for Japanese Tea Ceremony by Kitamura Tokusai Omotesenke Style 表千家 A traditional folding fan craftedl Fukusa (Silk) Gyou Kitamura Tokusai 22g0. 78oz) 6 27. 5cm x 26. 5cm 100% Silk Made in Japan Care Instructions: Fukusa is basically not washed with water regardless of the material (rayon or pure silk). If matcha adheres, tap the dirty part each time you use it, or tap it lightly with a puff or a soft brush.