Japanese chopsticks wajima lacquer new made in Japan

Description

Description
wajima-nuri chopsticks
Color: Black and red
2 Set
Do not use dish dryers. Because it is made of wood, it may cause cracks.
Among lacquerware, Wajima lacquerware made in Wajima City, Ishikawa Prefecture is known through all over Japan for its beauty and durability. We will introduce the history of wajima-lacquered traditional crafts made in a small port town with a population of about 30,000 on the Noto Peninsula.
In Japan, lacquer has been useful for daily life since ancient times. Lacquerware from about 6,800 years ago has been found at the Sanki site on the Noto Peninsula, the same as Wajima, and lacquerware has been excavated from Heian period ruins in Wajima. Wajima lacquering technology is thought to have been established around 1660, and it expanded its sales channels by taking advantage of the land facing the Sea of Japan, and it spread throughout the country by selling by business by land. The strong Wajima lacquer has become popular, and after that, it becomes more beautiful and luxurious while incorporating techniques such as gold and maki-e.
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