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"Eitai" 2 sets of paulownia box, luxury Wakasa lacquered chopsticks, dishwasher safe, couple's chopsticks, matching lacquered chopsticks set, non-slip, non-slip gift
"Eitai" 2 sets of paulownia box, luxury Wakasa lacquered chopsticks, dishwasher safe, couple's chopsticks, matching lacquered chopsticks set, non-slip, non-slip gift
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Wakasa lacquered chopsticks, dishwasher safe, married couple's chopsticks, painted chopsticks set, gift, chopsticks, chopsticks, couple, colored chopsticks, couple's chopsticks, chopsticks set, meo and chopsticks, souvenir, wedding gift, family gift, present, chopsticks, wedding anniversary, parents, pair, silver wedding anniversary, golden wedding anniversary, Respect for the Aged Day, couple, couple gift Celebrations Mother's Day Father's Day Respect for the Aged Day Fukui Prefecture Crafts Painted chopsticks made using the Wakasa lacquering technique, which has been around since the Edo period. The pattern inspired by the beautiful seabed of Wakasa Bay is created using seashells and eggshells. Due to the characteristics of the ``sharidashi technique'', in which a pattern is first applied, a coating material is applied several times on top of the pattern, and then the surface is polished to make it finer, the product is resistant to heat and moisture, and is not only used as a work of art. It is also highly valued as a durable and practical product.
Fukui Prefecture Craft Wakasa-lacquered chopsticks "Eitai" Painted chopsticks made using the Wakasa-lacquered technique that has been continued since the Edo period. It is said to be inspired by the sea of Wakasa, and was once called jewel lacquer. This is a mother-of-pearl work made by pasting thin pieces of bivalves such as natural abalone shellfish onto a base material. This is a beautiful piece that utilizes the techniques that have been passed down. Due to the characteristics of the ``sharidashi technique'', in which a pattern is first applied, a coating material is applied several times on top of the pattern, and then the surface is polished to make it finer, the product is resistant to heat and moisture, and is not only used as a work of art. It is also highly valued as a durable and practical product.
Manufacturer: Chopstick Furusatokan WAKASA
Package size: 26.8 x 8.6 x 2.6 cm
Color: Eidai (dishwasher safe)
Package weight: 0.12 kilograms
Battery usage: No
Brand name: Roadside station "Wakasa Obama" EC site Zen (Kashiwade)
Fukui Prefecture Craft Wakasa-lacquered chopsticks "Eitai" Painted chopsticks made using the Wakasa-lacquered technique that has been continued since the Edo period. It is said to be inspired by the sea of Wakasa, and was once called jewel lacquer. This is a mother-of-pearl work made by pasting thin pieces of bivalves such as natural abalone shellfish onto a base material. This is a beautiful piece that utilizes the techniques that have been passed down. Due to the characteristics of the ``sharidashi technique'', in which a pattern is first applied, a coating material is applied several times on top of the pattern, and then the surface is polished to make it finer, the product is resistant to heat and moisture, and is not only used as a work of art. It is also highly valued as a durable and practical product.
Manufacturer: Chopstick Furusatokan WAKASA
Package size: 26.8 x 8.6 x 2.6 cm
Color: Eidai (dishwasher safe)
Package weight: 0.12 kilograms
Battery usage: No
Brand name: Roadside station "Wakasa Obama" EC site Zen (Kashiwade)
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