Gentle craftsmanship, palm-sized.

These chopstick rests were born from the delicate handiwork of artisans of "Kiyomizu-yaki," carrying on the tradition of Kyoto's Higashiyama region.
Their adorable flower-like shapes will make your everyday meal a little more special just by gracing your dining table.

They gently complement both daily meals and hospitality settings.

The soft form of the cherry blossom,
a symbol of Japan.

The cherry blossom, a symbol of Japan, is delicately expressed with soft forms and colors. The gold gilding in the center adds an elegant touch of brilliance.

Deep red and gentle white.
Collecting different colors adds rhythm and vibrancy to your dining table.

Kiyomizu-yaki, inherited in Kyoto.

This product is brought to you in collaboration with Nishikawa Teizaburo Shoten, a shop located in Kyoto's Gojozaka.

Since its establishment in 1917, this long-standing shop has promoted Japan's tableware culture both domestically and internationally, primarily focusing on Kyo-yaki and Kiyomizu-yaki.

The first generation, Teizaburo Nishikawa, introduced Kiyomizu-yaki at the 1958 Brussels World's Fair, spreading its appeal worldwide.

The aesthetic sensibility and passion passed down through generations continue to carefully convey the beauty of traditional Japanese crafts.

Even in this small chopstick rest, such history and the value of skilled craftsmanship are encapsulated.

For quiet breakfast moments.
For everyday dinners with family.

And even for special occasions.

Just a subtle addition creates a gentle rhythm in the space.

A piece that embodies traditional beauty in a small form.

For celebrations or seasonal greetings, a subtle gesture of thoughtfulness.
Also recommended as a gift for loved ones.