[Handmade Chopsticks from Kaga] These chopsticks are meticulously crafted by artisans at "Yoshita Kasyou Studio," a renowned Kaga lacquerware workshop famous for its tea ceremony utensils. Named "Urushi Kenko-bashi" (Urushi Health Chopsticks) with the hope of bringing good health to our customers, each pair has a subtly different appearance, making them truly unique. The chopsticks feature black lacquer at the base. The longer black lacquer chopsticks are intended for men.
【Easy to pick up food】These chopsticks allow you to enjoy the beautiful wood grain and the warmth of lacquer. The tips of the chopsticks are finished with a silver pear-skin glaze, making it easy to pick up grilled fish, tofu, and other foods, and making them easy to eat with. The chopsticks have a moderate thickness and weight, and fit comfortably in the hand, providing a stable and comfortable user experience. They can be washed with a soft sponge and dish soap, just like regular dishes, so cleaning is easy. Although they are not dishwasher safe, this pair of chopsticks will add color to your daily meals and enrich your dining experience.
[Made with Ishikawa Prefecture's Commitment] These special chopsticks are handcrafted by artisans in Ishikawa Prefecture, with every step of the process completed by hand. The base is made from Noto cypress wood, sourced from Ishikawa Prefecture, highlighting the beautiful wood grain created by nature. Artisans in Wajima, Noto, meticulously apply natural lacquer to each chopstick, resulting in a thickness and just the right amount of roughness that feels comfortable in the hand, and the lacquer finish that brings out the wood grain is particularly appealing. Furthermore, the tips of the chopsticks are adorned with a unique silver nashiji finish by a group of artisans at the Yoshita Kasei Workshop in Yamanaka Onsen, Kaga, adding an elegant and brilliant shine. This pair of chopsticks is a fusion of Ishikawa Prefecture's nature and traditional craftsmanship, allowing you to feel the warmth of handcrafted work every time you use them.
[Perfect for celebrations and gifts] Presented in an elegant gift box reminiscent of the night sky, the box's deep crimson color evokes Wajima lacquerware. The "Makie Urushi Kenko Chopsticks," which incorporate the traditional techniques of Kaga makie (lacquer painting) into everyday life, become more comfortable to hold and cherished with each use. They are a popular choice for gifts on special occasions such as celebrations, anniversaries, and birthdays, and will add a touch of elegance to your daily meals.
[Product Details] Main body size: Length 23.0cm, Weight approx. 9g / Material: Natural wood (Noto cypress), natural lacquer, silver / Package size: 25.3 x 6.0 x 2.4cm
[Handmade Chopsticks from Kaga] These chopsticks are meticulously crafted by artisans at "Yoshita Kasyou Studio," a renowned Kaga lacquerware workshop famous for its tea ceremony utensils. Named "Urushi Kenko-bashi" (Urushi Health Chopsticks) with the hope of bringing good health to our customers, each pair has a subtly different appearance, making them truly unique. The chopsticks feature black lacquer at the base. The longer black lacquer chopsticks are intended for men.
【Easy to pick up food】These chopsticks allow you to enjoy the beautiful wood grain and the warmth of lacquer. The tips of the chopsticks are finished with a silver pear-skin glaze, making it easy to pick up grilled fish, tofu, and other foods, and making them easy to eat with. The chopsticks have a moderate thickness and weight, and fit comfortably in the hand, providing a stable and comfortable user experience. They can be washed with a soft sponge and dish soap, just like regular dishes, so cleaning is easy. Although they are not dishwasher safe, this pair of chopsticks will add color to your daily meals and enrich your dining experience.
[Made with Ishikawa Prefecture's Commitment] These special chopsticks are handcrafted by artisans in Ishikawa Prefecture, with every step of the process completed by hand. The base is made from Noto cypress wood, sourced from Ishikawa Prefecture, highlighting the beautiful wood grain created by nature. Artisans in Wajima, Noto, meticulously apply natural lacquer to each chopstick, resulting in a thickness and just the right amount of roughness that feels comfortable in the hand, and the lacquer finish that brings out the wood grain is particularly appealing. Furthermore, the tips of the chopsticks are adorned with a unique silver nashiji finish by a group of artisans at the Yoshita Kasei Workshop in Yamanaka Onsen, Kaga, adding an elegant and brilliant shine. This pair of chopsticks is a fusion of Ishikawa Prefecture's nature and traditional craftsmanship, allowing you to feel the warmth of handcrafted work every time you use them.
[Perfect for celebrations and gifts] Presented in an elegant gift box reminiscent of the night sky, the box's deep crimson color evokes Wajima lacquerware. The "Makie Urushi Kenko Chopsticks," which incorporate the traditional techniques of Kaga makie (lacquer painting) into everyday life, become more comfortable to hold and cherished with each use. They are a popular choice for gifts on special occasions such as celebrations, anniversaries, and birthdays, and will add a touch of elegance to your daily meals.
[Product Details] Main body size: Length 23.0cm, Weight approx. 9g / Material: Natural wood (Noto cypress), natural lacquer, silver / Package size: 25.3 x 6.0 x 2.4cm
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