Bamboo Chopsticks And Case

Bamboo chopsticks with a case handcrafted in Kyoto Prefecture.

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These bamboo chopsticks and case are hand-crafted in Kyoto Prefecture to accompany bento boxes and packed lunches for outdoor eating. The slim form of the case has been streamlined to a depth of 1 cm using no excess material and features a highly polished, smooth texture with rounded edges. The case and its fitted lid are made by skilled craftspeople from laminated bamboo, which displays the distinctive pattern of layered bamboo cuts and which is finished with a urethane coating to create an easy-to-clean surface.

A decorative focal point, crafted from bamboo root, embellishes the band holding the case together and features the markings and shape of the natural material.

The chopsticks use the flexible quality of bamboo to create durable utensils. The narrowed point helps to pick up even the smallest pieces of food and the shorter-than-usual length of 20 cm makes them easily transportable.

As bamboo is a natural material with different grains and patterns, individual items will differ.
Please do not microwave, put in oven, or put in direct fire 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 dishwasher as this will lead to warping and cracking.

Case size: L21×D2×H1cm
Chopstick size: L20cm

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Kansai
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Kansai

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The Kansai region includes the second-most populated metropolitan area in Japan with its largest city Osaka. Kyoto and Nara, two of Japan’s former capital cities, are home to important temples and shrines and strongholds of intangible cultural heritage, such as the Kyoto textile weaving skills of Nishijin.

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Kohchosai Kosuga
Producer

Kohchosai Kosuga

公長齋小菅

Kohchosai Kosuga was founded in 1898 in Kyoto Prefecture. The company specializes in the manufacture of bento boxes, chopsticks, cutlery and other kitchen and interior goods, all made from bamboo.

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