Chopsticks trays bisque porcelain, white

SKU: 010067

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5 chopstick trays made of bisque porcelain. Very decorative chopstick trays, genuine Japanese handmade for the perfect Japanese table. Made by the traditional manufacturer ceramic japan in Seto.

39,00 €

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"Chopsticks trays bisque porcelain, white"

Ideal for the stylish, minimalist table. The chopstick trays fit perfectly on a tasteful, Japanese set table in modern style. The beautiful bisque porcelain resembles parian marble, making the chopstick trays a subtle, high-quality eye-catcher. The set of 5 trays makes a great creative gift for lovers of the Japanese way of life.

Real Japanese bisque porcelain is double fired and not glazed. It belongs to the family of hard porcelain, is of high durability and robust. Careful handling is required, however, due to the filigree shapes. Cookie porcelain has been used by sculptors as a substitute for ivory since the 18th century.

All products are handmade unique. Slight deviations from the picture therefore possible.

Colour:	White
Chopsticks type:	Chopsticks trays
Gift type:	Chopsticks
Care:	Wash by hand
Maße:	29,5 x 6 cm H 1,7 cm

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Total entries: 1

Edle Porzellan-Hashioki
Das mattweiße Porzellan der Stäbchenbänkchen verleiht einem japanischen Essen ein besonderes Flair. Schön mit naturbelassenen Edelholzstäbchen, aber auch mit lackierten Stäbchen.

Axel , 06.12.2017

Total entries: 1

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ceramic japan

Seto-Yaki Ceramic Japan is located in the historical region of Seto and has been dedicated to uncompromising craftsmanship from the very beginning. This creative process is accompanied by production based in Seto, working hand in hand with young talented designers and traditional craftsmanship. Transparent, delicate surfaces and aesthetic forms make this porcelain one of Japan's most captivating, distinguished by its exceptional quality and durability. Many individual pieces have been honored with awards such as the "Good Design Award Japan" for their pioneering design, and today they are an integral part of the collection at the Museum of Modern Art, New York.