Kawatsura-Nuri Moon and Rabbit Chopsticks with Non-Slip Tips (Engravable)

These chopsticks feature an elegant Tame-nuri (layered lacquer) finish paired with a charming moon and rabbit design. The non-slip tips and option for personalized engraving make them a popular choice in our store.

About the Artisan: Minoru Kato
Minoru Kato is a skilled artisan who upholds the traditional durability and usability of Kawatsura lacquerware. The production process is divided into specialized departments: kiji (woodworking), nuri (lacquering), and kashoku (decorating), ensuring that each pair of chopsticks is crafted with meticulous care.

Among his works, chopsticks featuring chinkin (engraved gold inlay) and makie (gold and silver lacquer designs) stand out, adding a touch of elegance and sophistication to everyday dining. Each piece is designed to bring joy and a sense of luxury to your meals.

About the Origin - Kawatsura Lacquerware
Kawatsura lacquerware traces its origins back to the Kamakura period when local beech wood and lacquer were used to coat weapons. Known for its durability and practicality, this lacquerware region offers a wide range of chopstick designs, from simple and warm styles with timeless appeal to ornate creations featuring maki-e (gold or silver powder decoration) and chinkin techniques. Kawatsura lacquerware embodies a perfect blend of tradition and elegance.