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Fukusa (Silk Cloth) ‘Shin’ Deep Vermillion – Kitamura Tokusai
$70
14 People have purchased this product
This ‘Shin Fukusa’ is made by historic textile craft store Kitamura Tokusai in Kyoto. Kitamura Tokusai has over 300 years of history producing textiles for Chanoyu (The Way Of Tea), or Japanese Tea Ceremony.
The Fukusa is a specialised cloth made of pure silk used in the ritual of tea ceremony to purify utensils and rest them upon. Those made by Kitamura Tokusai are of the finest quality silk, and are all carefully hand sewn.
We are proud to offer a range of these beautiful artisanal textiles from one of Japan’s most renowned producers.
Size (Approx): 280mm x 270mm
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Anonymous –
A gorgeous shade of vermillion! Highest quality material.
I wish there was an option to order shipping and handling with taxes and tolls included as a flat rate model.
Elin Annie Solstad Patey –
Thank you for a swift and well communicated response to my order . all the way to my home in Norway.
I think your website is clear and easy to navigate and for ordering, but I would have liked to know the displayed prices to be adjusted into the equivalent currency , as for me would be Norwegian kroner , at the end of my order, (as it is done at the Amazon website). I did not know the value of the Japanese Yen displayed, so I only knew the actual value ( in N.kr.) as it appeared on my bank statement.
Ordering from Norway, there is also added taxes and duties I pay separately via the DHL delivering company , so I would have benefitted to know the price in N.kr. at the end of my order.
I am very pleased with the product , the Fukusa, and I will consider ordering from you in the future.
Pagès –
Magnifique qualité!!!! Je recommande! La couleur orange est superbe!
Magnificent quality !!!! I recommend! The orange color is superb!
Kirsten Opstad –
Loved it
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Stephanie –
I’m very pleased with this Vermillion Fukusa by Kitamura Tokusai. Again, I chose this color as it is beautiful and reminds me of autumn/winter months where the it is cold and the warmth of a fire in the hearth or stove to boil hot water for tea is essential. The weight of the silk in this fukusa is luxurious and hefty, so it is lovely to hold and practice my fukusa sabaki (silk cloth folding) technique. I’ll definitely get the red one and the purple ones in the higher silk content next time.