White Petal Mortar 3 in DESIGN_Hanazume The lacquer's luster enhances the

The lacquer's luster enhances the chopsticks' delicate yet robust form

Fuji and sakura (cherry blossoms) are also painted

each size is decorated in a distinct color

" is a multi-colored woodblock print technique that revolutionized ukiyo-e during the Edo period (1603–1868 CE)

The glittering gold/silver combination on white porcelain is gorgeous and adds an accent to the dining table

White Petal Mortar 3 in DESIGN_Hanazume The lacquer's luster enhances theThis white mini mortar, shaped like a delicate flower petal, is a charming addition to the dining table. Its compact size makes it perfect for placing on a tray for individual servings, adding a touch of elegance to mealtime. When paired with a surikogi (Japanese pestle), it allows you to grind ingredients like sesame and sansho (Japanese pepper), enhancing their aroma and flavor. Beyond its use as a mortar, it also serves as a kobachi small bowl