【Tea Ceremony Utensil】Perfect for practice or casual tea gatherings! Lacquered Tea Scoop with Ginkgo Maki-e (Comes in a gift box)

【Tea Ceremony Utensil】 Perfect for Practice Sessions and Casual Tea Gatherings! Lacquer Tea Scoop with Ginkgo Maki-e (Gift Box Included)

【A Reliable Scoop for Practice and Casual Tea Gatherings】
This versatile tea scoop is perfect for a wide range of occasions, from tea ceremony practice sessions to casual gatherings with close friends and themed tea parties.

I have a tea scoop for thick tea, but what should I use for thin tea? If you find yourself wondering, having a tea scoop with such a traditional design will be extremely useful.
The ginkgo leaf design, which is neither overly formal nor too casual, elegantly enhances the atmosphere of the tea room, making it a piece you'll want to keep on hand.
☆ This is one of the last three lacquered tea scoops I have available.

Product Description

Shape: Tea Scoop
Specifications: Lacquerware (Tame-nuri)
Decoration: Maki-e (Ginkgo Maki-e)
Packaging: Gift Box
Size: Approximately 18cm in length

■ Product Features
The Tame-nuri lacquer, with its calm and deep luster, is delicately adorned with ginkgo maki-e.
Ginkgo leaves, with their spreading shape, are considered auspicious and are a popular motif that can be used year-round, symbolizing various schools of tea ceremony. You can enjoy the moist, comfortable feel unique to lacquerware and its elegant radiance, which differs from bamboo tea scoops.

■ Condition
Tea Scoop Body: Good condition with no noticeable scratches or scuffs.
Gift Box: No significant damage, but there are some signs of age-related dirt.
*Please refer to the product images for details.

■ Packaging and Shipping
As this is a precious item, it will be shipped securely in a dedicated padded bag via Raku-Raku Mercari便 Nekoposu (anonymous, insured shipping).
We may use recycled materials for packaging to be environmentally conscious.

【Before Purchasing】
We will be listing many other tea ceremony utensils.
We welcome bulk purchases and followers! Please feel free to comment if you have any questions.

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