Yotsu Karamatsu Bokashi Yuzen Silk Fukusa, Green | Kitamura Tokusai

定価 $160.00

Yotsu Karamatsu Bokashi Yuzen Silk Fukusa, Wakakusa Green | Kitamura Tokusai

This elegant Japanese tea ceremony fukusa by Kitamura Tokusai features a delicate Yotsu Karamatsu (Four Larch Motifs) design, beautifully enhanced by traditional Japanese Yuzen dyeing.

The soft Wakakusa (Young Grass Green) shade gradually fades into a gentle white through the traditional bokashi gradation technique. Subtle Karamatsu motifs add a refined decorative touch, creating a harmonious balance of color and pattern.

Inspired by the fresh green tones of spring, this graceful silk fukusa evokes a sense of renewal, tranquility, and natural beauty. Its understated elegance makes it especially appealing for spring and early summer tea gatherings, while its traditional design can be appreciated throughout the year.

Crafted in Kyoto by Kitamura Tokusai, this fukusa combines traditional Japanese textile artistry with the refined aesthetics of Chanoyu (the Way of Tea).

A fukusa is an essential silk cloth used in the Japanese tea ceremony, particularly during the ritual purification of tea utensils such as the natsume (tea caddy) and chashaku (tea scoop).

  • Design: Yotsu Karamatsu Bokashi (Four Larch Motifs with Gradation)

  • Color: Wakakusa (Young Grass Green), Soft Green-to-White Gradation

  • Material: 100% Pure Silk

  • Technique: Traditional Yuzen Dyeing and Bokashi Gradation

  • Construction: Hand-sewn by Japanese Artisans

  • Size: Approx. 28.5 × 27.5 cm (11.2 × 10.8 inches)

  • Origin: Kyoto, Japan

  • Maker: Kitamura Tokusai

  • Use: Japanese Tea Ceremony (Chanoyu / Chado)

Please note: As each piece is traditionally crafted, slight variations in color and pattern may occur.

About Kitamura Tokusai

Established in Kyoto in 1712, Kitamura Tokusai is a distinguished Japanese workshop specializing in fine silk fukusa and traditional textiles for the Japanese tea ceremony.

For more than 300 years, the Kitamura family has preserved the traditions of Kyoto silk craftsmanship, producing refined fukusa for various schools of tea ceremony.

Known for their exceptional silk quality, elegant colors, and meticulous hand-sewn construction, Tokusai fukusa embody the beauty, harmony, and attention to detail that define the Japanese Way of Tea.