Kasouhidenshuu (家相秘傳集 上下), Vol 1 & 2, by Matsuura Kinkaku (松浦琴鶴) winter socks The Funagata bag by Kazumi

The Funagata bag by Kazumi Takigawa combines natural fabrication with a unique design inspired by the humble paper bag

each 15mm x 7 m (0

The round shape makes it ideal for washing glassware

they add an earthy

The wood is finished with a food-safe

Kasouhidenshuu (家相秘傳集 上下), Vol 1 & 2, by Matsuura Kinkaku (松浦琴鶴) winter socks The Funagata bag by KazumiKasouhidenshuu (), authored by Matsuura Kinkaku (), is a significant work in the realm of traditional Japanese architectural philosophy. The two volume collection delves into Kasou (), a practice akin to Chinese feng shui, focusing on the auspicious design and arrangement of homes and buildings. Shown here is Volume 1 of the collection, published by Bunseido () in 1936 (). Matsuura Kinkaku, born in Osaka during the late Edo period, was a prolific