Hinoki Wooden Teaware Container Box with Tray (Chitose-bon) Raku Remove the lid and place

Remove the lid and place the three round stainless‑steel balls (included) inside the fine mesh

or matcha latte

塩瀬無地帛紗 「真」 北村徳斎 l Fukusa (Silk) ‘Shin’  - Kitamura Tokusai

known as Jūgoya

incorporating auspicious geometric and floral patterns

Hinoki Wooden Teaware Container Box with Tray (Chitose-bon) Raku Remove the lid and placeHinoki Wooden Teaware Container Box with Tray (Chitose bon) The Chitose bon is a tray designed for the Chitose bon tea ceremony, originally created by the wife of the 14th Urasenke Grand Master, Daitansai, to celebrate his 60th birthday. The underside of the lid features makie of ginkgo leaves along with the kanji characters for "Konnichi" (). Although traditionally used in tea ceremony, the Chitose bon can also be enjoyed in daily life as a serving