Chalaza Cracked Rim Brown Inlay on Black Plant Pot 3.7 In MATERIAL_Bamboo these lacquer chopsticks reinterpret the

these lacquer chopsticks reinterpret the centuries-old craft of Wakasa lacquerware

The handle is made of wild cherry bark work and painted with a golden cherry blossom motif

It can be used as an additional plate for main or side dishes

This is a typical design of the ko-Kutani style

inviting the hand and eye to perceive the patient forces that shaped them

Chalaza Cracked Rim Brown Inlay on Black Plant Pot 3.7 In MATERIAL_Bamboo these lacquer chopsticks reinterpret theA plant pot formed from the clay of Kusatsu on the shores of Lake Biwa, inspired by ancient pottery and modeled after the shape of an egg. A modern reinterpretation of Kusatsu ware, a ceramic tradition from 1,400 years ago, the aged looking patina evokes the passage of time. Left unglazed, this pot is decorated with a local Lake Biwa mud known as Seta Silt, whose high iron content creates the black hue. Additional mud sprayed on with a mister adds