Hand-stenciled Isekatagami Bookmark ceramic mesh An intricate relationship exists between

An intricate relationship exists between cherry bark

Mizunami-city in Gifu prefecture

Nonwoven fabrics were buried in soil at a depth of 2 to 3 cm

Water temperature: 80~100˚C or 176 - 212 ˚F degrees

Hiroshi Kobayashi is an award winning blender

Hand-stenciled Isekatagami Bookmark ceramic mesh An intricate relationship exists betweenJapanese traditional hand craft: hand stenciled bookmark made with a traditional persimmon dyed paper called isekatagami (literally "paper stencil from Ise"). This traditional stencil from the Ise region in Mie is primarily used to dye kimono fabric. Included is a set of 3 different designs (Iris flower, Butterfly and Cherry Blossoms).