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This piece is inspired by “Sōshū Umezawa Left”
The expressions of Karako (Chinese children) in the pattern are especially delightful
Material: Wood (Castor aralia) Coated with food safe Urethane
"period paintings
is beautifully represented in the Mokubei sake cup
Cutlery Rest - Kisshomon - set of 5 NOUSAKU This piece is inspired byCutlery Rest Featuring the Kisshomon Introducing a cutlery rest set adorned with the Kisshomon, a collection of five patterns believed to bring good luck in Japan. Starting from the left, each design embodies auspicious meanings and symbolizes celebration and good fortune. Kisshomon: This term encompasses patterns that signify positive omens and auspicious events. Traditionally used in ceremonial accessories and obi for weddings and celebrations,
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