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Tokuda Meiboku

Ibuki Sushi tray

€52,00

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Product Details

In the Box: 1 Wooden Sushi Tray
Material: Solid Ibuki Wood (Japanese Juniper)
Color Palette: Golden Cream, Warm Honey, Natural Amber
Dimensions: Approx. Length 5.1" × Width 17.7" × Height 1.2" (130 × 450 x 30 mm)
Weight: Approx. 23.0 oz (650 g)

Exclusivity Note: Each sushi tray is cut from a juniper tree trunk, then polished and refined by hand. Since every tree varies in shape and grain, each piece is one of a kind, so yours will have its own unique character.

Shaped from a single slab of Japanese juniper (伊吹, Ibuki) and left in its raw, organic form, this wooden tray doesn’t follow a mold, it honors the natural contours gifted by the tree itself.

The surface is gently hand-finished and sealed with a food-safe polyurethane coating, making it easy to clean while preserving its warm, tactile feel.

Originally crafted as a sushi tray, Ibuki also serves beautifully as a refined way to present cheese, small bites, or seasonal appetizers.

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One-of-a-Kind by Nature and Hand
Each Ibuki tray is shaped from Japanese juniper, with the bark removed by high-pressure water jet to preserve the wood’s natural texture.
Because every cut of wood has its own grain, tone, and surface, no two pieces are ever the same.
Each tray is unique, unrepeatable, and shaped by both nature and craftsmanship.
Quiet Craftsmanship, Natural Beauty
The beauty of Ibuki comes from the artisan’s ability to highlight the wood itself. Its soft lines, warm tone, and tactile finish give this wooden sushi tray a calm and refined presence.
Rather than relying on heavy decoration, it expresses elegance through material, balance, and hand-finished detail.
Cultural Heritage of the Ibuki Wooden Sushi Tray
As a wooden sushi tray, Ibuki reflects the Japanese tradition of presenting food with care and seasonal sensitivity.
In Japan, serving pieces are part of the dining experience, not just practical tools.
The name Ibuki comes directly from the Ibuki wood itself, grounding the piece in its material origin and giving it a stronger connection to the character of the tree from which it is made.

Care Guide

About your Ibuki Sushi Tray
Each tray is individually handcrafted from Japanese juniper, valued for its fine grain and quiet presence.

A thin layer of food-safe polyurethane protects the surface while preserving the natural texture and warmth of the wood. Though artisanal in spirit, it is made for everyday use.

Maintenance

No Harsh Appliances: Avoid the dishwasher, microwave, and oven. Do not soak. Heat and prolonged moisture can stress the wood and its protective polyurethane finish.
Gentle Cleaning: Wash by hand with mild, non-abrasive soap and a soft cloth or sponge. Rinse lightly, then dry thoroughly with a soft cloth.
Preservation: Store in a cool, well-ventilated place, away from direct sunlight and prolonged humidity, to help maintain the tray’s shape, grain, and surface over time.

Behind the Wood

Tokuda Meiboku

Location: Kurotaki, Nara Prefecture, Japan
Expertise: Woodworking
Signature: Precious woods, including hinoki

High in the wooded hills of Nara, home to the region's famously friendly deer, Tokuda Meiboku carries forward a legacy rooted in fine Japanese wood since the late Edo period.
The name itself, meaning "precious woods of Tokuda," reflects a century-old expertise in selecting wood prized for its durability, natural sheen, grain, and fragrance.

Working with native species like hinoki cypress, magnolia, and elm, the company shapes manaita, wooden tableware, and decor through a slow, deliberate process that preserves the wood's natural character.
This dedication to fine wood continues today, blending time-honored methods with a refined, contemporary approach.

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One Piece. One You

Crafted by Nature, Literally

You could settle for something ordinary. Or you could choose a piece like Ibuki, a sushi tray cut from solid Japanese juniper, with no mold, no repetition.
Each one follows the natural curves of the tree it came from, making it 100% unique. What you hold is not just a tray, but a one-of-a-kind expression of nature and craftsmanship.
Unlike mass-produced pieces, this wooden tray carries quiet presence, offering more than function. You’re not looking for more things. You’re looking for something that reflects you. And you deserve something as rare and intentional as that.

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In a World of Noise, Choose Calm

When Beauty Becomes a Way to Slow Down

Amid the distractions of daily life, Ibuki offers a quiet return to the essentials.
This sushi tray, shaped from the living form of Japanese wood, isn’t just a surface for serving, it’s a pause, a presence, a piece that reminds you to move slower and notice more.
Whether you’re using it as a wooden plate for sashimi and appetizers, or as a refined tray for tea and sweets, Ibuki brings a sense of warmth and stillness to the moment. Rooted in Japanese craftsmanship, it invites you to reconnect with simplicity, one thoughtful setting at a time.

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Cultural Notes

The Unexpected Elegance of Wood in Japanese Dining

In Japanese Tableware, the tray is more than just a base, it frames the meal, sets the mood, and connects the food to the season. While most are made of lacquer or ceramic, Ibuki reimagines this tradition in solid wood, offering a fresh yet timeless experience.

As a sushi tray, it softens the presentation, bringing warmth and a natural rhythm to the table. Its organic shape, untouched by molds, contrasts beautifully with clean-lined plates or glassware. Beyond dining, it also shines as a wooden serving tray for gatherings or a wooden tray for coffee table styling, blending utility with quiet elegance.
Rooted in tradition, yet refreshingly original, Ibuki invites you to rediscover the role of the tray, not just as a surface, but as a thoughtful part of how we serve, live, and connect.

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Each Ibuki wood tray is cut from solid Japanese juniper, revealing the natural flow and grain of the tree it came from.
No two are alike, every curve and edge reflects a quiet dialogue between wood and maker, turning each tray into a one-of-a-kind expression of form and care.

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Sushi Tray Q&A

Can I put the Ibuki wood tray in the dishwasher or microwave?

No, and here’s why.
Each wooden tray is cut from solid Japanese wood and finished by hand with a food-safe protective coating. Exposure to high heat, soaking, or steam, like in a dishwasher or microwave, can damage both the surface and the natural form of the wood.
To care for it properly, gently wash by hand with a soft cloth and mild soap, then dry it immediately.

Is the Ibuki sushi tray food-safe?

Yes, absolutely.
Every Ibuki sushi tray is sealed with a food-safe polyurethane coating that protects the surface while allowing the natural feel of the wood to remain.
This finish meets Japanese safety standards and ensures that the tray is both practical and beautiful to use, whether for sushi, appetizers, or small bites.

Does the appearance of the Ibuki tray change over time?

Yes, and that’s part of its charm.
With use, your Ibuki wood tray may develop a softer sheen and a slightly deeper tone, subtle signs of the moments it’s shared with you.
This quiet aging process is deeply valued in Japanese aesthetics, where imperfection and impermanence add character and beauty. Over time, your tray becomes more than an object, it becomes part of your table’s memory.

What makes the Ibuki tray truly unique?

Unlike mass-produced trays, Ibuki isn’t shaped by molds or machines.
Each piece is carved from a single slab of Japanese juniper, following the tree’s natural lines, so no two are ever alike. Its fine grain adds quiet elegance and a tactile richness that plastic or metal can’t match. Ibuki stands in its own category, thoughtful, organic, and truly one of a kind.

Can I use the Ibuki tray every day?

Yes, Ibuki is made to be used, not just admired.

The solid Japanese wood and protective food-safe finish make it suitable for daily use, whether you're serving breakfast bites, appetizers, or something sweet with tea.
Though it’s a handcrafted sushi tray, it fits beautifully into everyday life, especially for those who value small rituals and thoughtful details.

Is the Ibuki tray a good gift idea?

Without a doubt.
With its unique shape and refined finish, Ibuki makes a memorable wooden gift for anyone who values craftsmanship and beauty. Its sculptural form and natural grain feel timeless and personal, ideal for weddings, anniversaries, or housewarmings.
As part of our handcrafted wooden gifts, it stands out as a thoughtful, elegant piece made to last.

How do you ship overseas, and is tracking included?

We ship worldwide, including the EU and the US, and tracking is always included.
Once your order is dispatched, we’ll send you the tracking number so you can follow it clearly from start to finish.

We also pack each parcel safely and securely before shipping, handling every item with the utmost care.

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Featured Focus

A Name That Holds Breath and Form

The name Ibuki (伊吹) refers to the Japanese juniper (Juniperus chinensis var. chinensis) a tree known for its resilience, subtle scent, and beautifully fine grain. This is the wood used to create the tray, but the name carries more than just botanical meaning.

Though written differently, Ibuki also echoes the word 息吹, meaning “breath” or “vital energy.” That layered resonance is intentional. Just like a breath, this tray invites a pause: a quiet moment of presence at the table.
Shaped without molds, each sushi tray follows the natural lines of the wood, offering not uniformity, but individuality.
More than an object, Ibuki is a gesture. Of stillness, of nature, of care, made to hold not only food, but feeling.

Ibuki Sushi tray

Product Details

Tokuda Meiboku

Crafted by Nature, Literally

When Beauty Becomes a Way to Slow Down

The Unexpected Elegance of Wood in Japanese Dining

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still unsure about ordering from Japan?

We get it, ordering from overseas can feel uncertain.

Sushi Tray Q&A

A Name That Holds Breath and Form

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