Kumiko craft "Hamaguriba" Thin board for flower vase/Flower stand/Cedar/Tea ceremony utensils 造 A traditional Japanese craft where

A traditional Japanese craft where wood is assembled without using a single nail

wipe immediately with a tightly wrung damp cloth if a spill occurs

We paid particular attention to the type of wood used to make this board

Wood type: Hiba

please be careful not to let things slip

Kumiko craft "Hamaguriba" Thin board for flower vase/Flower stand/Cedar/Tea ceremony utensils 造 A traditional Japanese craft where"Hamaguriba" is a thin board on which a flower vase is placed. It is so named because the edge of the wood is rounded like a clam shell. According to the rules of the tea ceremony, when placing a vase other than a basket on the tatami floor of the tokonoma alcove, a thin board must be placed underneath the vase. Hamaguriba is a versatile thin board that is used for ceramic, wooden, and bamboo vases. Special tools and advanced woodworking techniques