Tabby Lucky Cat with Sea Bream CATEGORY_Servingware-All These wooden chopsticks are a

These wooden chopsticks are a wonderful example of a well-played game of contrast

The elevated foot adds a sophisticated touch

It can be used like a tray to place a tea set or sake set for a decorative setting

and one leaf of the turnip is also shown inside the bowl

the design is a full of expression even in a single gray color

Tabby Lucky Cat with Sea Bream CATEGORY_Servingware-All These wooden chopsticks are aThis is a lucky cat, a Japanese figurine known as maneki neko in Japanese, holding a sea bream in one hand. In Japanese tradition, a white lucky cat symbolizes blessings and good fortune. The pattern is painted using the mori e technique, similar to slip trailing. A thick paint is squeezed out of an icchin, a dispenser with a fine tip, and carefully applied to create raised patterns. Mori e adds both visual detail and a tactile texture to the smooth