Maruni Mitsukashiwa Tea Towel

[Maruni Mitsukashiwa] Kashiwamon. This design was drawn in accordance with "Heian Monkan" and other "Mitsukashiwa no wari" (The Three Kashiwa-no-wari (The Three Oak Divisions) (2013/4/6)) / Kashiwanoha was a dish for serving food in ancient times. The ancient cook was called Kashiwade and was named Kashiwa after the oak of Kashiwade...The god of the leaf who wears the leaves of trees is said to reside in Kashiwanoki, and the Shinto priest who uses the leaves for Shinto rituals uses Kashiwa-mon. In the picture scroll during the Fujiwara period, there are some patterns of Kashiwa on the clothes that were drawn (edited by Kosaku ITO, "Nihon no Monsho" (Japanese Coat of Arms))