one of the very last cotton production in Japan with more than 500 years of history

this high-class model is an ideal choice for practitioners seeking a premium obi

but the 3-leaf variation is the most common

This model is also available in red and white oak

Kurikata Shitodome Model:Silver Plated one of the very lastShitodome For Kurikata The Kurikata is the piece placed 7. 5 cm from the Koiguchi (Saya hole) on the Omote side of the Saya, used to nest the Sageo. As a standard, the Kurikata is made of wood, covered with lacquer, and can be fitted with a Shitodome, two small pieces that are inserted in each side of the hole. The Shitodome is a small piece of brass, gold or silver plated, inserted in the Kurikata (the hole in which the Sageo goes). It is a purely