Kawatsura Lacquerware Chopsticks Pair Set in a Paulownia Gift Box – Zuiun (Engravable)

Ginza Natsuno SKU: 040-KWAB-01-SET
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Size:Black: 23.5cm/9.25in
Red: 22cm/8.66in

Weight:77g

Materials:

  • Natural Wood

Color:

  • Red
  • Black

Shapes :Square

Patterns :

Surface Coating (Handle):Lacquer

Surface Coating (Tip):Lacquer

Tip Thicknesses :Standard

Product Description

Discover the refined elegance of traditional Kawatsura Lacquerware with the "Zuiun" chopsticks, adorned with delicate motifs of auspicious clouds. Handcrafted with precision by master artisan Takashi Abe, these chopsticks feature a timeless design that seamlessly combines classic simplicity with sophisticated charm.

In Japanese culture, "Zuiun" refers to the colorful, shimmering clouds that appear as a sign of good fortune and happy events to come. The subtle cloud pattern adds a touch of auspicious grace to the smooth lacquer finish, making these chopsticks a meaningful addition to your daily table setting.

Ideal for everyday dining or as a thoughtful gift for loved ones. Custom engraving is available for an additional fee, allowing you to create a personalized, one-of-a-kind treasure.

Product Details 

  • Material: Natural wood 
  • Surface coating: Traditional Japanese lacquer (Urushi) 
  • Motif: Zuiun (Auspicious Clouds – symbol of good fortune and happy events) 
  • Origin: Kawatsura, Yuzawa City, Akita Prefecture, Japan 
  • Craftsman: Takashi Abe 
  • Personalization: Custom text/name engraving available (Paid option) 
  • Gift box material: Paulownia wood
  • Contents: Two pairs of chopsticks in one gift box

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Place of Origin

Kawatsura Lacquerware (Akita Prefecture)

The tradition of applying lacquer to weapons using local beech wood and lacquer began in the Kamakura period. The region is known for its wide variety of lacquered chopsticks, ranging from sturdy, practical designs with a simple, warm aesthetic to more ornate designs featuring techniques such as makie and chinkin. These lacquerware chopsticks are durable and versatile, offering both understated and decorative options that appeal to various tastes.

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