Surging Wave Chopsticks MAKER_Bunkichi Kiln still carries the significance of

still carries the significance of dispelling misfortune

Kanuma Kumiko is known as a production center of Kumiko crafts in Japan

This bowl uses a technique called kannyu

A sheet of copper is carefully crafted using the traditional hammering technique known as tsuiki to shape this sake cup into a seamless piece

This sake set gently shimmers with changing light

Surging Wave Chopsticks MAKER_Bunkichi Kiln still carries the significance ofThese chopsticks are crafted from natural wood and finished with scattered raden (shell inlay) and fine gold toned particles. The surface evokes rolling waves catching the lightglossy, vivid, and full of movementmaking them a striking choice for celebrations and special tables. Designed for a secure, comfortable grip, they suit everyday dining as well. The upper section is finished in either polyester or acrylic urethane coating, while the lower