Wakasa Lacquer Chopsticks – Dragon Blaze

Ginza Natsuno SKU: 250-OBIS-01-MA
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【Size】
20.8cm/8.66in
23.5cm/9.06in

【Weight】
14g

【Materials】

  • Wood

【Color】

  • Brown

【Shapes 】
Square

【Patterns】
Surface Coating (Handle):Lacquer
Surface Coating (Tip):Lacquer
Tip Thicknesses :Standard

Experience the beauty of one of Japan's most celebrated lacquer traditions with the Wakasa Lacquer Chopsticks – Dragon Blaze.

Handcrafted in Obama City, Fukui Prefecture, the birthplace of Wakasa lacquerware, each pair reflects more than 400 years of Japanese craftsmanship. Layers of natural lacquer, shimmering mother-of-pearl, and the traditional pine needle pattern create remarkable depth, texture, and elegance.

The name Dragon Blaze evokes the powerful spirit of a dragon rising through flames—a symbol of strength, vitality, and prosperity in Japanese culture. As light moves across the lacquered surface, the intricate details reveal new expressions, making every pair uniquely captivating.

Designed for those who appreciate authentic Japanese craftsmanship, these chopsticks bring refinement to both everyday meals and special occasions. Every meal becomes an opportunity to experience the artistry and traditions of Japan.


Why You'll Love It

  • Handcrafted Wakasa lacquer chopsticks made in Japan
  • Traditional pine needle pattern with genuine mother-of-pearl inlay
  • Multiple layers of natural lacquer create exceptional depth and luster
  • Comfortable square profile for a secure grip
  • Beautifully balanced for everyday dining and special occasions
  • Crafted in Obama City, Fukui Prefecture — Japan's renowned center of chopstick craftsmanship
  • Elegantly presented in a premium gift box

The Art of Wakasa Lacquerware

For over four centuries, Wakasa lacquerware has been one of Japan's most distinguished traditional crafts.

Each pair is created through a meticulous process of layering natural lacquer and decorative materials before being carefully polished to reveal its remarkable depth and brilliance. Because every piece is handcrafted, subtle variations in color and pattern make each pair uniquely its own.

With proper care, the lacquer may develop an even richer character over time, allowing you to appreciate the evolving beauty of this traditional craft.


Perfect For

  • Fine Japanese dining
  • Sushi and Kaiseki cuisine
  • Collectors of traditional Japanese craftsmanship
  • Wedding gifts
  • Anniversary gifts
  • Executive gifts
  • Housewarming gifts
  • Anyone who appreciates authentic Japanese artistry
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Authentic Lacquered Wakasa Chopsticks (Fukui Prefecture)

Hon-nuri Wakasa chopsticks are a traditional craft from Fukui Prefecture, known for their ornate decorations and advanced techniques. The beautiful designs, created by layering lacquer with shells and gold or silver powder, are their charm. Crafted meticulously by Fukui artisans, these chopsticks provide a smooth texture and elegant shine, perfect for everyday dining and special occasions, making them a luxurious and practical gift.

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