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Fukudori Chidori Chopsticks Couple Set
$119.00
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Set of 2 Chopsticks Pairs • wood • 23.5 cm (9.25") + 21.5 cm (8.46) long • Made in Japan • Gift Ready
Lift the Fukudori Chidori Chopsticks Couple Set from the table, feeling the smooth mother-of-pearl inlay against your fingers as you engage with your meal. The black and crimson pairs balance comfortably in hand, presenting an inviting surface for sushi or noodles. Each chopstick is expertly crafted to ensure precision and durability, embodying the significance of companionship through design. Share in the art of dining with these refined tools, marking shared moments with every bite.
Why You'll Love It?
• Each chopstick pair features stunning mother-of-pearl inlays.
• Crafted from durable, high-quality Japanese wood.
• Inspired by the chidori motif symbolizing perseverance.
• A timeless couple's set for shared meals.
• Designed to evoke harmony in every meal.
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Fukudori Chidori Couple Set – Soaring Together Through Life’s Waves
Product Description
The Fukudori Chidori Couple Set honors the strength of partnership and the blessings of good fortune without relying on clichés. You’ll feel the connection as you share meals using these chopsticks, inspired by the chidori, a bird symbolizing perseverance and harmony in Japan's rich landscapes. Imagine holding these chopsticks—crafted from natural wood—and savoring a delicious meal together, navigating life’s challenges side by side.
This set includes two pairs of chopsticks—one deep black, the other crimson red—each featuring delicate mother-of-pearl inlays that glimmer softly in ambient light. With the added functionality of matching bird-shaped chopstick rests made from natural shell, this set combines artistry with heartfelt sentiment, making it a beautiful centerpiece for any shared dining experience. The chopsticks measure 9.25 inches (23.5 cm) and 8.46 inches (21.5 cm), ergonomically designed for comfort and ease.
Handcrafted in Japan, these chopsticks are finished with a lacquer-coated tip and a urethane-coated handle, providing durability for daily use while retaining an elegant appearance. This attention to detail ensures that you can enjoy your dining experience to the fullest, whether it's a casual meal or a special occasion.
Wrapped in a finely crafted paulownia wood box showcasing a wave design, this set serves as an unforgettable gift for weddings, anniversaries, or housewarmings—ideal for couples seeking to celebrate their shared journey with strength, joy, and longevity. Add a touch of refined elegance to their dining experience with this beautiful keepsake.
Product Information
Length: 9.25 in / 8.46 in (23.5 cm / 21.5 cm)
Base Material: Natural wood (may vary slightly depending on production period)
Packaging: Presented in a decorated paulownia wood box with wave motif
Care instructions
Hand wash only
Do not use dishwashers, dryers, or microwaves
Avoid hot water and open flame
Do not soak or scrub with abrasive materials
Artisan & Craft
Handcrafted by Hyozaemon in Obama, Fukuyu Prefecture, Japan
Note
Every piece crafted by our artisans tells a unique story.
Subtle marks, slight irregularities in shape, variations in glaze color and texture—these natural differences give each creation its own soul.
Over time, as you use your pieces, their character deepens, becoming part of your daily life and memories.
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Obama 小浜 - An centennial history of Chopsticks making
Nestled along the Sea of Japan, Obama City is renowned for its centuries-old tradition of chopstick making, where craftsmanship meets cultural heritage.
Artisans here meticulously handcraft each pair using natural woods and refined lacquering techniques, often passed down through generations.
Known as Wakasa-nuri chopsticks, these pieces are celebrated for their durability, intricate designs, and the shimmering beauty created through layers of lacquer and shell inlay—making them not just utensils, but expressions of artistry rooted in Japan’s culinary and cultural soul.
Made by Hyozaemon in Japan
Hyozaemon, established in 1921 in Obama City, Fukui Prefecture, is a distinguished Japanese chopstick maker renowned for its dedication to traditional craftsmanship.
Specializing in Wakasa-nuri lacquerware, Hyozaemon artisans meticulously handcraft each pair of chopsticks using natural materials such as wood, lacquer, and beeswax, consciously avoiding synthetic chemicals to ensure safety and authenticity.
The company upholds the philosophy that "chopsticks are part of food," emphasizing the importance of quality and safety in their products . Hyozaemon's commitment to excellence has earned it recognition, with its chopsticks being selected as official gifts by the Japanese government for international summits, reflecting the brand's esteemed reputation in Japanese craftsmanship .
Made by Hyozaemon in Japan
Hyozaemon, established in 1921 in Obama City, Fukui Prefecture, is a distinguished Japanese chopstick maker renowned for its dedication to traditional craftsmanship.
Specializing in Wakasa-nuri lacquerware, Hyozaemon artisans meticulously handcraft each pair of chopsticks using natural materials such as wood, lacquer, and beeswax, consciously avoiding synthetic chemicals to ensure safety and authenticity.
The company upholds the philosophy that "chopsticks are part of food," emphasizing the importance of quality and safety in their products . Hyozaemon's commitment to excellence has earned it recognition, with its chopsticks being selected as official gifts by the Japanese government for international summits, reflecting the brand's esteemed reputation in Japanese craftsmanship .
FAQs
All you need to know about Japanese Chopsticks.
What materials are commonly used in artisan-made Japanese chopsticks?
Artisan Japanese chopsticks are typically crafted from natural woods such as ebony, cherry, bamboo, and birch. Many feature hand-applied natural lacquer (urushi) and decorative inlays made of seashell, gold leaf, or eggshell.
What is Wakasa-nuri, and why is it important?
Wakasa-nuri is a traditional lacquerware technique from Obama City, Japan, known for its deep, multi-layered finish. Each pair is polished by hand to reveal intricate patterns using natural elements, resulting in chopsticks that are both durable and beautifully unique.
How are artisan chopsticks different from mass-produced ones?
Unlike machine-made chopsticks, artisan chopsticks are handcrafted using time-honored methods. Each step—from shaping and sanding to lacquering and polishing—is done by skilled craftsmen, ensuring superior quality, finish, and individuality.
Are artisan Japanese chopsticks safe for food use?
Yes. Trusted makers like Hyozaemon use only food-safe, natural materials without synthetic coatings. Their philosophy emphasizes that chopsticks are part of the meal, so safety and quality are paramount.
How long do lacquered artisan chopsticks last?
With proper care, lacquered chopsticks can last for many years. Hand-wash only, avoid soaking or dishwashers, and store them in a dry place to preserve the finish and structural integrity.
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