Mitsufushibashi Chopsticks a child called Ikkanjin climbs

a child called Ikkanjin climbs up and peeks inside

Banko-yaki (Banko ware) has a history of about 300 years

From Kyoto

geometric look of the interlocking circles

making it very comfortable in the hand

Mitsufushibashi Chopsticks a child called Ikkanjin climbsThese luxurious, rare chopsticks are made of a piece of bamboo with three bamboo joints. The wood near the root is carefully selected and carved by a chashaku (tea scoop) craftsman, and then lacquered to a caramel color with the suri urushi technique. The smooth ridges are beautiful and fit comfortably in the hand. The bamboo joints are compared to life's milestones, and as a good luck charm, it is often given as a gift for weddings, birthdays, and