Tokusai Made Red Base Foil Brocade Geometric Pattern Chado (Tea Ceremony) Kobukusa

This is a fukusa (silk cloth) from Tokusai, featuring a red base with gold foil in a michi (path) pattern.
Tokusai's fukusa are designed to feel comfortable in your hands and to be gentle on tea utensils, valuing a soft texture.
In the Omotesenke school of tea ceremony, the de-bukusa (large fukusa) is used under the tea bowl when preparing thick tea (o-koicha).
It is likely that you will need one once you begin practicing o-koicha.
In the Urasenke school, it is called a dai-bukusa and is used in practice and tea gatherings, similar to a kobukusa (small fukusa).

Size:
Width 27cm x Length 27.5cm
*Slight variations may occur.

This item was part of my grandmother's collection.
There is some dirt on the fukusa and the bottom of the box (please refer to photos 7 and 15).
In my opinion, the dirt on the fukusa is only noticeable upon close inspection, so I would appreciate it if those who do not mind these points, or those who like it, would consider purchasing it.
This is a home-stored item.
Everything shown in the photos is included.