White Kagome Washi Paper Place Mats Urushi the lacquer becomes even more

the lacquer becomes even more beautiful with its glossy reflection

Elevate your teatime with this adorable ceramic teapot

the painting becomes even more beautiful with its glossy reflection

Decorating lacquer with shell inlay is one of the traditional techniques of Wakasa lacquerware

White Kagome Washi Paper Place Mats Urushi the lacquer becomes even moreWhen ironing, it is recommended to iron from the reverse side to avoid damaging the texture. This place mat is made of Tosa Washi Paper and has a pattern called "Kagome". Kagome refers to the net of a basket woven of bamboo or rattan, or its continuous latticework of braids. There are various types of braids with different patterns depending on the intended use. It is said that the continuous pattern imitating this basket mesh has the effect of