Winter Plum Flower Chopsticks MAKER_Seto Tougeisha Typically used as a serving

Typically used as a serving bowl for hot-pot dishes

embodying the harmony between natural inspiration and deliberate artistry

ensuring easy storage and portability

The finishing touch to the handle and the bottom of the mug is a lining of gold

Layered coats of lacquer lend depth and a gentle sheen

Winter Plum Flower Chopsticks MAKER_Seto Tougeisha Typically used as a servingHandcrafted in the Wakasa lacquerware tradition by Furukawa Katsuhiko, this pair of lacquer chopsticks translates nature into refined design. Slender pine needles form a motif of plum blossoms at the tips of their branches, while fine inlays of abalone shell and eggshell scatter across the surface like snow in winter. Layered coats of lacquer lend depth and a gentle sheen, giving the composition an elegant presence at the table. Made from natural wood