Yamanaka Lacquerware SF-0779 Spiral Chopsticks with Anti-Slip Material, Keyakiza, Burnt Brown

Created by the author Shinoji Kurobo, traditional craft. These chopsticks are made with genuine lacquer and are easy to hold with a good mouth of Japanese Japanese kewaki. The spiral shape fits in the hand. The tips have a smooth dry lacquered finish for added strength. Features of Yamanaka Wooden Lacquerware The white wood ground is made with a special blade called plane, and it is excellent for making round items such as bowls, namesake dishes, and tea holders. In particular, the wood of tea tools such as weeding is ground 80% to 90% across the country. The muscle grinder features the ground in the mountain is planed on a wooden ground with a kind of design, and there are approximately 50 types of varieties of thread muscles, granites, spikes, flatises, incontinos, and patterns. Yamanaka coating is blessed with a rich variety of wood materials, such as Kezaki, Sakura, Tochiga, and other materials are used for a variety of small and large appliances to create a lacquer vessel with beautiful color and shine. Naturally, most of the production process is handmade, so the time from drying the raw wood to completion is long enough to take more than 1 year.

• Size: Length 9.1 inches (23 cm)
• Material: Natural wood (lacquered paint)
• Country of Manufacture: Japan
• Box Specifications: Comes in a decorative box