Choju Giga Frolicking Animals Chopsticks CATEGORY_Cutlery-All using Japanese paint called wa-enogu

using Japanese paint called wa-enogu which is one of the remarkable features of Kutani ware

the pattern on this stunning furoshiki wrapping cloth appears to be white dots on a red background

The hanazume design

this sake cup is also an exceptional gift for enthusiasts

The bunnies and the Arabesque patterns are outlined with a thicker paint

Choju Giga Frolicking Animals Chopsticks CATEGORY_Cutlery-All using Japanese paint called wa-enoguThese wooden chopsticks feature a lively scene from Choju Giga, Japans renowned Scrolls of Frolicking Animals. A leaping rabbit, a dancing frogeach figure comes to life as light catches the inlay, shimmering with movement as if stepping out of an ancient tale. This playful design is crafted using the traditional kaizogan shell inlay technique, where carefully selected abalone shells are meticulously embedded. Their iridescent luster shifts gracefully