Kawatsura Lacquerware Chopsticks - Non-Slip Finish

Ginza Natsuno SKU: 030-KWAB-03-MA

These chopsticks feature a sturdy base coat combined with a processed dry lacquer powder, offering a non-slip grip. Despite their simple design, they balance durability and ease of use, making them highly recommended. These chopsticks are a testament to the craftsmanship of Kawatsura lacquer artisan Takashi Abe.

About the Artisan: Takashi Abe
Takashi Abe is the first lacquerware artisan in the history of Kawatsura lacquer to specialize exclusively in chopsticks. He is passionate about crafting chopsticks that combine Kawatsura lacquer’s traditional durability with modern usability. Known for creating chopsticks with warm, inviting designs, he meticulously applies lacquer from the base coat to the final topcoat, ensuring both safety and durability. His work exemplifies functionality and timeless appeal.

About the Production Area: Kawatsura Lacquerware
Kawatsura lacquerware originated in the Kamakura period, when local beech wood and lacquer were used to coat armor. The region is known for producing durable and practical chopsticks with a timeless charm.
From simple, rustic designs that exude warmth to more ornate styles featuring makie (gold and silver lacquer designs) and chinkin (engraved gold inlay), Kawatsura offers a wide range of lacquered chopsticks, making it a versatile and cherished lacquerware production area.

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Size:7

Weight:15g

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Shapes :Square

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Surface Coating (Handle):Lacquer

Surface Coating (Tip):Lacquer

Tip Thicknesses :Thick

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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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