Masu Cup, Yamaichi X Kokoro, Hinoki Wood homeoffice these robes function as protection

these robes function as protection not only from nature and weather but also to prevent evil spirits from entering the body - trapping them within the intricate maze-like designs embroidered on their attire

Musui (Enameled cast iron pot): Triple-layered enameled cast iron

This tote is finished with a hemmed opening

8 ˝  unfolded

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Masu Cup, Yamaichi X Kokoro, Hinoki Wood homeoffice these robes function as protectionMasu cups have played an important part in Japanese traditions for over 1300 years. The small square cups made of Hinoki wood were originally used to measure rice and other food items. There are two ways to enjoy sake in Masu; one is to pour sake directly into the Masu and the other is to put a glass inside the Masu. There is a pouring style called Spillover which is a way of drinking by putting a glass in a Masu and pouring it until it overflows. It