wooden chopsticks reader this subtly cleansing and revitalising

this subtly cleansing and revitalising scent balances bright citrus with a hint of earthy greenery

Hand thrown and decorated with a textural glaze this cup is a delight to hold

with kanji and intricate grids

This monochrome reproduction has a different work by Omoda Seiju (1891-1933) on each side - a serene rural vista

This Sugimura(1681-1700) print represents two chapters from the tale of Princess Joruri and beautifully illustrates the art of block printing - from the intricate lines of the background to the bolder lines of the figures in the foreground and the selective use of colour

wooden chopsticks reader this subtly cleansing and revitalisingDesigned with blunt square ends, these elegant wooden chopsticks are designed for eating tofu and other traditionally non chopstick friendly foods. Presented in a box ready to gift, or to add to your own utensil drawer.