White Kagome Washi Paper Placemat Set Modern Named after ginkon

Named after ginkon

This is a black lucky cat with a gorgeous pattern of flowers and butterflies

This ramen spoon and spoon rest set features the shape of cherry blossom petals

The unique coarse texture of the mug has a rustic feel and the gradient colors of stoneware created by firing at high temperatures is a graceful combination of nature and art

This home decoration takes the form of an auspicious treasure bag with a rabbit

White Kagome Washi Paper Placemat Set Modern Named after ginkonThese placemats are well suited to individual place settings. In addition to their use at the table, they can be placed beneath objects displayed on a shelf. Made from Tosa washi paper, each placemat is double layered and features a white kagome pattern created using a technique called rakusui. In rakusui, drops of water are applied to the washi during production to form the design. A second sheet of washi is then joined to the back using a technique