Chopsticks (Pink)

A gently curved chopstick rest with a soft pink glaze.

Tansen Kiln is a pottery studio located in Imadacho, Tamba-Sasayama City, Hyogo Prefecture, in the home of Tamba ware, one of Japan's six historic kiln sites. The third-generation potter, Seiji Ichino, is a full member of the Japan Association of Craftsmen. In addition to creating works in an anagama tunnel kiln and a climbing kiln, he makes everyday tableware that brings out the natural character of Tamba clay together with his daughter, Chisato Ichino. This chopstick rest is coated in a pale pink glaze and gently bends in the center. Though small, it adds a subtle touch of color to the dining table.

01. A gently curved shape that keeps chopsticks in place

The gentle bend in the center makes it difficult for chopsticks to roll when placed on it, allowing them to rest naturally in place.

02. The contrast between glaze and clay

The reddish-brown, hard-fired clay peeks through from beneath the soft pink glaze. Despite its small size, it has a rich and nuanced appearance.

03. Pair it with the hexagonal plate

It has the same color as the "Hexagonal Plate (Pink)" from Tansen Kiln. Using them together creates a sense of unity on the dining table.

■ For long-lasting use

• Soaking it in water before first use will help prevent stains and color transfer.
• After use, dry thoroughly before storing.

■ Recommended combination

Pairing it with other pieces from the same kiln will create a harmonious dining table.
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