Medetaya Modern - Kaishi (Tissue used during the tea ceremony) Home This type of celadon has

This type of celadon has been crafted since the Nabeshima clan moved to Ōkawachiyama in Imari City over 300 years ago in search of celadon stone

it is the perfect choice for your daily matcha latte ritual or a variety of culinary creations

Named for its creator

who specializes in making pottery that blends into the modern lifestyle and dining table while retaining the patterns and textures of Old Imari

Medetaya Modern - Kaishi (Tissue used during the tea ceremony) Home This type of celadon hasKaishi is Japanese paper that is used during the tea ceremony as a plate for sweets and for wiping fingers. Kaishi is generally carried tucked into the front of a kimono, and is used during the tea ceremony as a plate for sweets. Ippodo kaishi sheets are the standard size14. 5 cm by 17. 5 cmwhich is easy to use either while practicing the tea ceremony or for normal daily use. Details Size: 14. 0 cm x 17. 5 cm (5. 5 in x 6. 9 in) Volume: 30pcs Origin: