Arita Ware Japanese Culture Chopstick Rest - Gold Wing / 金羽 箸置 30821 Unlike other teapots the spout

Unlike other teapots the spout and the hollow body are made separately

This spectacular print is part of his 'Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji(富嶽三十六景)' series during the 1830s

it's microwave and dishwasher-friendly

Paulownia (Gift Box)

■ These two mugs are not identical and are different in terms of colour

Arita Ware Japanese Culture Chopstick Rest - Gold Wing / 金羽 箸置 30821 Unlike other teapots the spoutThe chopstick rests made by a kiln in Japan that specialises in Arita yaki since 1865. It is an auspicious arrow feather pattern. The arrow is given at Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples as a Japanese New Year's lucky charm or sacred tool. It has been used in Japan for a long time, and now it is also a talisman. In the conversation with Mr Tokunaga, the 5th generation of Kouraku Kiln, we can immensely feel the dedication and sophistication behind the