White paper tissues for tea ceremony sweets beside red Ippodo branded tissue cover labeled with Japanese kanji
White paper tissues for tea ceremony sweets beside red Ippodo branded tissue cover labeled with Japanese kanji - thumbnail 1 Folded set of white Kaishi Tissues resting on one unfolded Kaishi tissue with subtle fruit and plant designs on grey table - thumbnail 2 Neopolitan colored wagashi desserts on bamboo skewer set down on white Kaishi Tissue beside cup of steeped tea on wooden tray - thumbnail 3
For Tea Ceremonies

Kaishi Tissue

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Kaishi is a Japanese paper that is used to place sweets on and wipe your fingers with during the tea ceremony. Tea ceremony practitioners will appreciate these basic sheets for use during regular practice.

You can also use them at home or the office as a little placemat for sweets.

Made for Ippodo Tea, these sheets are decorated subtly with a translucent pine, bamboo, and plum tree design.

Size6.9" × 5.7" × 0.1"
Quantity30 sheets
OriginJapan
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Frequently Asked Questions

How is kaishi used at a tea ceremony?

Kaishi is used to place sweets on and to wipe your fingers during tea ceremonies. Guests bring and use their own kaishi at tea ceremonies; it is not provided by the host. Kaishi is suitable for both men and women, though men sometimes use larger sizes.