The Japanese culture of wrapping is a practical example of the Japanese sense of beauty, respect for nature, and wisdom of daily life. The spirit of caring for and cherishing the things we wrap. The technique of utilizing nature, which should not be lost, is also a part of the Japanese culture. The typical egg-wrapper in the wrapping culture, the “tsu-tsu” (egg-wrapper), is made of weaved Igusa and porcelain, with Yohaku's world view. ［How to use] As a room interior. The porcelain eggs can be left hanging or taken out one at a time, and a little oil or mist can be applied to them and enjoyed. Enjoy the natural aroma of the lintel, as well as its color and texture as it ages. ［End Features.] Toru Sunami Shoten (Okayama Kurashiki) × 224porcelain (Saga Ureshino) ［Material] Porcelain (Hizen Yoshida-yaki), natural lintel ［Contents] 5 pieces ［Product size] 100mm x 420mm x 80mm ［Characteristics] Toru Sunami Shoten (Okayama Kurashiki) × 224porcelain (Saga Ureshino) ［Material] Porcelain (Hizen Yoshida-yaki), natural lintel ［Contents] 5 pieces ［Product size] 100mm x 420mm x 80mm
