• A Japanese Chopsticks rest in golden metal with waves pattern. Top side view.
  • A Japanese Chopsticks rest in golden metal with squares and rounds pattern. Front view
  • A Japanese Chopsticks rest in golden metal, side view.
  • A Japanese Chopsticks rest in golden metal with chopsticks on top
  • A Japanese Chopsticks rest in golden metal with chopsticks on top, side view.
  • A set of five Japanese Chopsticks rest in golden metal inside a box.
  • A Japanese Chopsticks rest in golden metal with lines pattern. Top side view.
  • A Japanese Chopsticks rest in golden metal with squares pattern. Top side view.
  • A Japanese Chopsticks rest in golden metal with measures.
  • A Japanese Chopsticks rest in golden metal with squares and rounds pattern. Top side view.
  • A Japanese Chopsticks rest in golden metal with Nezuko style pattern.
  • A Japanese Chopsticks rest in golden metal with squares pattern. Front view.
  • A Japanese Chopsticks rest in golden metal with waves pattern. Front view.
  • A Japanese Chopsticks rest in golden metal, bottom view.
  • Front view of a pair of Japanese metal Chopsticks rests in golden and black color.
  • A pair of Japanese Chopsticks rest in gold and black metal view from side top
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Hashioki (Gold)

Hashioki (Gold)

¥10,520 JPY
¥10,520 JPY
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Elevate your dining experience with a touch of elegance and style, thanks to these stunning Japanese Hashioki (Gold) chopstick rests. Made in Kanazawa, a city known for its exquisite metal art, these chopstick rests feature distinct traditional Japanese patterns. Whether you're a collector of Japanese tableware or searching for the perfect gift for a design lover, these chopstick rests are an essential addition to any collection.


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WHERE IT COMES FROM

Kanazawa, the capital of Ishikawa Prefecture, is steeped in history and culture. Known for its well-preserved Edo-period districts, art museums, and regional handicrafts, Kanazawa is also celebrated for its metallurgic artisans. The city's gold leaf production, a craft passed down through generations, represents a significant part of its cultural heritage. Today, Kanazawa produces nearly 100% of Japan's gold leaf, a testament to the skill and dedication of its artisans.

Further insights on Kanazawa metallurgic production

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    Kanazawa, the capital of Ishikawa Prefecture, is a city where history and craftsmanship intertwine to create a rich cultural tapestry. Known for its well-preserved Edo period districts, art museums, and...

    Where Everyday Shines: Unveiling Kanazawa's Gol...

    Kanazawa, the capital of Ishikawa Prefecture, is a city where history and craftsmanship intertwine to create a rich cultural tapestry. Known for its well-preserved Edo period districts, art museums, and...

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