Sakura Kensui Chakoboshi Tea Waste Container MAKER_BIRDY. The word okaeri means "welcome

The word okaeri means "welcome back" in Japanese

and other stains from kitchen and dining surfaces with its ultra-fine fibers

it will infuse an elegant and sophisticated atmosphere into any space

The outside is covered with light-brown cypress bark

this piece is sure to become a delightful conversation starter

Sakura Kensui Chakoboshi Tea Waste Container MAKER_BIRDY. The word okaeri means "welcomeThis chakoboshi tea waste container is made by Yatsuyanagi, a cherry bark work manufacturer based in Akita Prefecture. The cherry trees used for Akita cherry bark work are mainly wild cherry trees from the Tohoku region, known for their durability and natural beauty, cultivated in a harsh climate. The chakoboshi is traditionally used in sencha tea practices. It serves several purposes during the brewing process: 1. To discard the hot water used to