Ishikawa Takenomise Tsubo-Tsubo Chashaku Okinawan Tsuboya-ware chawan The rims are trimmed with

The rims are trimmed with iron oxide and the cups have a glossy finish

and the set comes complete with a mounting stand and purple cloth

When kome and kotobuki are read together it means ‘beijyu’

and this is because logs are cut lengthwise thus allowing a clear display of the natural grain

Ishikawa Takenomise Tsubo-Tsubo Chashaku Okinawan Tsuboya-ware chawan The rims are trimmed with*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a high grade lacquered bamboo chashaku made by Ishikawa Takenomise in Kyoto. Chashaku are an essential item for traditional Japanese tea ceremony, they are used for the measuring and preparation of matcha tea. The back of the spoon is coated in dark coloured urushi lacquer and features a makie 'tsubo tsubo' Urasenke