Shokan-no-Mukashi Koicha Matcha — Selected and Named by Yuyusai, Grand Master of Omotesenke
Sansui-no-Shiro Usucha Matcha — Selected and Named by Yuyusai, Grand Master of Omotesenke
Fumaikō
Sencha Marujuen & Yamabuki [BF-283]
Nakamura Original "Famous Places Teacup"
Maki Nakamura (Kyoto) "Glass Flat Teabowl"
Tea bowl: "Kabuto-e" (helmet design) Nakatsume
Medium-sized Natsume Tea Caddy "White Lacquer Mandarin Ducks"
Marujuen
Satsuki Midori
Getsuin-no-Shiro Usucha Matcha — Selected and Named by Zabosai, Grand Master of Urasenke
Kakou-no-Mukashi Koicha Matcha — Selected and Named by Zabosai, Grand Master of Urasenke
Yakumo Homare
Izumo soba
Izumo-no-Mukashi Koicha Matcha
Izumo Hongu-yaki Koji Takahashi Kiln "Mr. Hearn Cup & Saucer"
Izumo Hongu-yaki, Koji Takahashi Kiln, "Evening Scene Matcha Bowl"
Izumo Hongu-yaki Takahashi Koji Kiln "Evening Landscape Incense Holder"
Izumo-yaki Rakuzan-gama Small Tea Bowl
Rikyu Kaishi (Japanese paper for tea ceremony) - Watermark (for women)
Rikyu Kaishi (for women)
Rikyu Kaishi (for men)
Fubuki "Kiyoe Matsu"
Wasanbon Sugar "Kusudama"
Japanese-made Black Bamboo Chasen — Shin
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Domestic Chasen (Tea Whisk) - Fumai-ryu Style
Japanese-made Chasen (80 Prongs)
Domestic Chasen Kankyuan
Japanese-made Chasen (Tea Whisk) - Kankyuan - Coarse-tined
Japanese-made Chasen — Kazuho
Japanese-made Chasen (120 Prongs)
Japanese-made Chasen (100 Prongs)
Japanese-made Chasen — Shin
