Elegant Cherryblossom flower petal Design Pink Chopstick Rests - Japanese Mino Ware 5-Piece Set

From molding to firing, it is all made in Mino city. Even using the same clay, tecniques and glaze, the coloring always changes by the heat in the kiln during firing, the weather and the humidity, temprature of that day. Such as those conditions always changes, and that is the pottery’s profound, therefore please note that the finish is subtly different one by one.

• Size : 2.08 x 1.25 x 0.39 inch , 5.3 x 3.2 x 1 cm Weight : 0.05 lb , 23 g
• (Material) : Ceramic (Origin) : Made in Japan / Mino ware Each box includes 5 chopstick rests.
• These small petal-shaped chopstick rests bring a gentle touch to your table. Perfect for everyday use or special gatherings, they add an elegant flair to any setting. Suitable for a wide range of occasions, from restaurant use to home dining, and ideal for any season. Each chopstick rest is designed in the shape of a single petal, and when five pieces are arranged together, they form a blooming cherryblossom.
• These are dishwasher and dryer safe. With a wide surface, they can be used not only for chopsticks but also for spoons and forks. The soft pink color creates a warm and inviting atmosphere, making them a perfect gift choice.
• Chopstick rests (known as hashioki in Japanese) are small items used to temporarily place chopsticks during meals. In Japan, they are particularly used to keep chopsticks clean and prevent them from touching the table directly. Hashioki come in various shapes and designs, ranging from traditional styles to charming motifs like animals or seasonal themes. They often reflect Japanese aesthetics and the beauty of the changing seasons.
• Simply placing a hashioki on your table adds a touch of warmth and comfort. Once you set your chopsticks on them, your dining experience becomes more enjoyable. These hashioki are perfect not only for home use but also in restaurants and other dining settings.
• Made in Japan・Mino yaki Ceramic which was made in east region of Gifu prefecture is called Mino yaki. Mino yaki hasa a long history and tradition, and the production of dinnerware accounted for 60% of the nationwide share. Mino yaki’s features is devolping new glaze accoriding to people’s taste in that generation, and creating all kinds of pottery’s shape and color by establishing tecnique.
• Therefore, Mino yaki don’t have an obvious features, Mino yaki uses all kinds of tecniques and it is the most used pottery in Japanese life. These pottery made one by one carefully, has a heartwarming taste and this is the attraction of this pottery.