Description
- Please note that this is an old item, so some dust stains, age spots and scratches are part of the charm of old tools.
- Please note that it is sensitive to water.
- Please check the condition of used items with the pictures in advance. If you have any questions, please be sure to contact us before purchase.
- No returns after purchase. Please make your purchase after careful consideration.
Menko was made of mud in ancient times, later shifting to lead, copper, and glass, and then to the present paper.
It was called menkata-men-uchi because it was made by filling clay into a face mold and baking it. After hand-pressing one by one using high quality white clay, they were dried and baked with charcoal briquettes for a long time. The colors are as close to natural ones as possible. (See instruction manual).
