Sakura Oshibori Wet Towel Tray CATEGORY_Japanese Tea-Tea Spoon This is a long tray

This is a long tray with a hemp leaf pattern made of Kumiko work

This Japanese teacup is from the popular "Sunny Spot" collection by Atelier Yu

The Great Wave by Katsushika Hokusai

This matcha bowl chawan features a bird with sakura on the warm yellow glaze drawn in the Yoshidaya style

allowing for more unique and refined arrangements

Sakura Oshibori Wet Towel Tray CATEGORY_Japanese Tea-Tea Spoon This is a long trayThis Oshibori wet towel tray, created by Yatsuyanagi, is made of cherry bark work from Akita Prefecture and decorated with a cherry blossom motif made of wood bark. An oshibori is a wet towel used to wipe hands, and in Japan it is sometimes provided at restaurants or when invited to someone's home. Softer than a paper napkin and easier to clean hands, it is convenient, hygienic, and environmentally friendly since it is not disposable. In addition to