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

This model is also available in red and white oak

Made in Japan (Kyushu region)

With a height of about 12 cm (depending on the size)

but the 3-leaf variation is the most common

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