Echizen Lacquerware Chopsticks - Golden Camellias (Engravable)

Camellias, with their symbolic meanings of "modest kindness," "pride," and "understated brilliance," have been a beloved motif in Japan for centuries, often featured on tableware and kimonos. These chopsticks showcase a sleek and modern design, making them easy to use and highly popular. Their dishwasher-safe feature adds to their practicality.

Crafted in Echizen, Fukui Prefecture, these chopsticks are distinguished by their genuine lacquer finish, which is both beautiful and dishwasher-safe. Made from natural wood and lacquer, they ensure safe and reliable use.

Available in various sizes, you can select the perfect fit for your hand size.

Craftsman – Naoto Tsuchida
As a specialist in bowls and chopsticks, Tsuchida Naoto creates a wide variety of meticulously crafted lacquered chopsticks. These chopsticks are finished using a special lacquer technique developed with a new method, incorporating gold leaf for decoration, making them highly durable.

Origin – Echizen Lacquerware
Echizen lacquerware dates back as early as the 6th century. The technique known as Hana-nuri, where lacquer is applied to prevent brush marks and dust, gives these chopsticks their distinct finish. Many of these chopsticks have a smooth, pleasant feel that allows users to appreciate the full beauty of the lacquer. Additionally, gold leaf increases in beauty over time, making these chopsticks a joy to use and admire.