Shitsurindō Natural Wood Lacquer Bowl Japan's oldest surviving chopsticks date

Japan's oldest surviving chopsticks date from the late Yayoi period and were originally sacred implements for offering food to the gods

Being slightly smaller than standard ladles

remove the lid

Perfect for brightening family meals or as a playful gift that brings joy to any table

Shitsurindō Natural Wood Lacquer Bowl Japan's oldest surviving chopsticks dateA new bowl with beautiful wood grain from "Owan ya Uchida." From "Owan ya Uchida," which creates lacquerware for easy use in daily life, comes the new natural wood lacquer bowl where the wood grain of the base shows through. These bowls are made by applying multiple layers of transparent genuine lacquer, requiring tremendous time and effort, allowing you to enjoy the inherent beauty of the wood itself. The wood grain becomes even more vivid with use,