Bamboo Oni Sudare Rolling Mat

A bamboo oni sudare (a rolling mat to form datemaki, a sweet rolled omlette eaten around the New Year) skillfully crafted in Nabari City, Mie Prefecture using mōsō bamboo (a bamboo species with dense, hard fibres) sourced from Kyushu Prefecture.

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This bamboo oni sudare is a rolling mat specifically for the creation of datemaki (a sweet rolled omlette usually eaten on the New Year). The triangular segments of the oni sudare form angular edges on the rolled omlette giving the dish a distinctively spiked shape. The mat is skillfully crafted in Nabari City, Mie Prefecture using mōsō bamboo (a bamboo species with dense, hard fibres) sourced from Kyushu Prefecture. The design features refined details, such as the precise chamfering of the two corners at the base of the triangular segment. This attention to detail prevents friction between the segments, reducing the risk of the bamboo splitting.

Bamboo is a natural material with varying grains and patterns, individual items will differ.
Please do not microwave, put in oven, or put in direct flame as this will lead to warping and cracking.
Wash with a soft sponge and neutral detergent, wipe with a soft cloth and leave to dry naturally.
Please do not use harsh cleaning tools or abrasive detergents.
Please do not soak over a long time, in hot water, or wash in a dishwasher as this will lead to warping and cracking.

Size : 27×27cm

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