Moonlit Ocean Chopsticks Kata Kata These sauce plates capture the

These sauce plates capture the light of the changing seasons

such as sencha

The opening is slightly wide

its creation requires several years of dedicated work

Moonlit Ocean Chopsticks Kata Kata These sauce plates capture theBlending tradition with modern elegance, these lacquer chopsticks reinterpret the centuries old craft of Wakasa lacquerware, a heritage art from Obama, Fukui Prefecture. Their surface pattern evokes the quiet mystery of the night seaserene, deep, and softly radiant. Inlaid with abalone shell and eggshell, the design captures the shimmering light of stars and moon reflected on dark water. The base is made from natural wood, offering a gentle warmth and