Kikko Long Table Runner CATEGORY_Natsume with a charcoal-smoked finish

with a charcoal-smoked finish

" and fired in a location away from direct heat

The lid is designed for a satisfying

It is said that this dish was first made in the latter half of the Edo period (1603-1867) to entertain the lord of the Fukui domain

Available in two colors

Kikko Long Table Runner CATEGORY_Natsume with a charcoal-smoked finishThis kikko long table runner showcases exquisite Japanese craftsmanship, adding elegance to any setting. Use it alone or with a tablecloth, or place it on a sideboard, chest, or bed to enhance the space. The kikko pattern, named for its resemblance to a tortoise shell, symbolizes longevity. Often combined with other motifs within a hexagonal shape, it has been used for centuries in clothing and furnishings as a good omen. In Japan, the turtle is