Nishijin Japanese Chopsticks

Kyo Yuzen fabric chopsticks, 1 pair. The fabric used in this chopstick is from the Kyoto region of Saga. These chopsticks are wrapped with Kyoto Yuzen fabric and then sealed with a clear food safe lacquer. Kyoto Yuzen is a traditional craftwork and was created by fan painter Miyazaki, Yuzensai during the Genroku period. Repeating color designs are created with the use of dyes and stencils. 9 inches long with blended ends and smooth tips. Made in Japan.

Kyo Yuzen fabric chopsticks, 1 pair. These chopsticks are wrapped with Kyoto Yuzen fabric and then sealed with a clear food safe lacquer. Kyoto Yuzen is a traditional craftwork and was created by fan painter Miyazaki, Yuzensai during the Genroku period. Repeating color designs are created with the use of dyes and stencils. Lacquered blue and white fabric over black painted wood chopsticks. 9 inches long with blended ends and smooth tips. Made in Japan.

Kyo Yuzen fabric chopsticks, 1 pair. These chopsticks are wrapped with Kyoto Yuzen fabric and then sealed with a clear food safe lacquer. Kyoto Yuzen is a traditional craftwork and was created by fan painter Miyazaki, Yuzensai during the Genroku period. Repeating color designs are created with the use of dyes and stencils. 9 inches long with blended ends and smooth tips. Made in Japan.

Kyo Yuzen fabric chopsticks, 1 pair. These chopsticks are wrapped with Kyoto Yuzen fabric and then sealed with a clear food safe lacquer. Kyoto Yuzen is a traditional craftwork and was created by fan painter Miyazaki, Yuzensai during the Genroku period. Repeating color designs are created with the use of dyes and stencils. Finished with a heavy coating to protect the fabric and chopsticks during normal use. Lacquered floral fabric over black painted wood chopsticks. 9 inches long with blended...

Nishijin fabric chopsticks, 1 pair. These chopsticks are wrapped and finished with Kyo-Nishijin-ori, or kimono fabric. Manufactured in the famous city of Kyoto, known for its fine textiles, Nishijin is one of the three prominent textile production areas of Japan. Kyo-Nishijin-ori means kimono material and these textiles are used to make kimono, obi (the sash tied around a kimono), and other fine clothing. Nishijin fabrics generally feature elegant and gorgeous designs. Finished with a heavy...

Nishijin fabric chopsticks, 1 pair. These chopsticks are wrapped and finished with Kyo-Nishijin-ori, or kimono fabric. Manufactured in the famous city of Kyoto, known for its fine textiles, Nishijin is one of the three prominent textile production areas of Japan. Kyo-Nishijin-ori means kimono material and these textiles are used to make kimono, obi (the sash tied around a kimono), and other fine clothing. Nishijin fabrics generally feature elegant and gorgeous designs. Finished with a heavy...

Kyo Yuzen fabric chopsticks, 1 pair. The fabric used in this chopstick is from the Kyoto region of Kamo. These chopsticks are wrapped with Kyoto Yuzen fabric and then sealed with a clear food safe lacquer. Kyoto Yuzen is a traditional craftwork and was created by fan painter Miyazaki, Yuzensai during the Genroku period. Repeating color designs are created with the use of dyes and stencils. Black chopsticks, 9 inches long with blended ends and smooth tips. Made in Japan.

Kyo Yuzen fabric chopsticks, 1 pair. The fabric used in this chopstick is from the Kyoto region of Kamo. These chopsticks are wrapped with Kyoto Yuzen fabric and then sealed with a clear food safe lacquer. Kyoto Yuzen is a traditional craftwork and was created by fan painter Miyazaki, Yuzensai during the Genroku period. Repeating color designs are created with the use of dyes and stencils. Black chopsticks, 9 inches long with blended ends and smooth tips. Made in Japan.

Kyo Yuzen fabric chopsticks, 1 pair. The fabric used in this chopstick is from the Kyoto region of Kamo. These chopsticks are wrapped with Kyoto Yuzen fabric and then sealed with a clear food safe lacquer. Kyoto Yuzen is a traditional craftwork and was created by fan painter Miyazaki, Yuzensai during the Genroku period. Repeating color designs are created with the use of dyes and stencils. Black chopsticks, 9 inches long with blended ends and smooth tips. Made in Japan.

Nishijin fabric chopsticks, 1 pair. These chopsticks are wrapped and finished with Kyo-Nishijin-ori, or kimono fabric. Manufactured in the famous city of Kyoto, known for its fine textiles, Nishijin is one of the three prominent textile production areas of Japan. Kyo-Nishijin-ori means kimono material and these textiles are used to make kimono, obi (the sash tied around a kimono), and other fine clothing. Nishijin fabrics generally feature elegant and gorgeous designs. Finished with a heavy...