Wagashi Sweets Chopstick Rest MAKER_Choemon This purple furoshiki wrapping cloth

This purple furoshiki wrapping cloth features a white rabbit happily jumping around on the grass

The smooth porcelain provides a rich yet delicate texture of sake to the mouth

This is a beautiful ceramic Japanese teapot features camellia motifs that beautifully appeared using the Ginsai

some fruits

The aochibu style was developed in the Taisho era (1912-1926 CE)

Wagashi Sweets Chopstick Rest MAKER_Choemon This purple furoshiki wrapping clothThis delightful chopstick rest is designed in the shape of wagashi (traditional Japanese sweets). Not just for chopsticks, it can also be used as a spoon rest or displayed as a decorative figurine. With its lifelike appearance, it looks almost good enough to eatbut be careful not to mistake it for a real sweet! In Japan, chopstick rests are an essential part of table settings. Though small, they offer a way to express personality and seasonal charm,