Thank you for your interest. This is a fine "O-cha Fukusa" (ceremonial cloth) featuring the classic "Tatsutagawa" pattern, a celebrated "Meibutsu-gire" (famous textile) design known for its beautiful autumn maple leaf motifs.

This piece is hand-woven in "Kindon" (brocade) style and carries the elegance suitable for Urasenke tea ceremony practice. It comes from a private collection (Kyuka Kuradashi) and is in excellent condition, accompanied by its original storage box. The vibrant orange and red maple leaf patterns are stunning and capture the spirit of the Japanese autumn.

Pattern: Tatsutagawa (Maple leaves on a river stream).

Technique: Hand-woven Kindon (Brocade).

Style: Suitable for Urasenke tea ceremony.

Accessories: Original storage box included.

We will pack and ship your item with care. Please review the photos carefully to appreciate the quality of the weaving and the condition of this piece before purchasing.

🟪 PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
Item Type: Japanese Tea Ceremony Fukusa

Pattern: Tatsutagawa (Maple Leaves)

Textile Type: Meibutsu-gire (Famous textile) / Hand-woven Kindon

Condition: Excellent (Private collection)

Accessories: Original Storage Box

Primary Color: Orange / Autumn colors

🟪 CONDITION NOTE
Status: Pre-owned (Excellent Condition)

Condition Detail: This item was sourced from a private collection and is in beautiful, well-maintained condition. It comes with its original box. Please check the provided photos for full details.

🟪 SHIPPING & OTHER NOTICE
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