Wakasa-nuri Japanese traditional colored chopsticks Color watermark Touou

【Product Summary】
[Specifications] ▼Size: Approx. 23cm ▼Material: Natural bamboo Coating = Polyester urethane ▼Production area: Obama City, Fukui Prefecture
[Japanese traditional colors] Japan is rich in four seasons. The traditional colors unique to Japan, born from this climate, are infused with the unique Japanese aesthetic sense and lifestyle wisdom. Enjoy the charm of Japan with delicate, beautiful, and colorful traditional Japanese colors. [Purely made in Japan] Purely made in Japan, these are high quality chopsticks that are safe and secure. It has an octagonal design that is slim and easy to hold, and is painted to give it a three-dimensional look that looks transparent. The ``Color Watermark Series'' is household dishwasher safe and easy to handle.
[Touou] A vegetable pigment that can be collected from a plant called Kusao, which has a warm, bright yellow color. It was prized as a yellow paint for Japanese paintings.
[Wakasa lacquered chopsticks] Wakasa lacquered chopsticks are a type of lacquerware called "Wakasa lacquerware." Wakasa lacquered chopsticks are a traditional craft of Obama City, Fukui Prefecture, which was designated as a traditional craft on February 6, 1971, and Wakasa lacquered chopsticks in particular account for more than 80% of the national share of domestically produced lacquered chopsticks. A lacquerware that has inherited the history and originality of Wakasa lacquerware.