“Six Gourds” Companion Chopsticks Soup Cup Kosai Kiln forms and glazes

Kosai Kiln forms and glazes each bowl by hand in Japan

this chopstick rest holds the quiet character of something made individually — not uniform

The pattern on this teapot is painted entirely by hand before firing — each stroke placed one piece at a time

and the cup arrives at the table with the particular character that the kiln leaves behind

“Six Gourds” Companion Chopsticks Soup Cup Kosai Kiln forms and glazesThe motif of six gourds (roku hy) carries an auspicious meaning in Japan, as it forms a wordplay with muby (without illness), symbolizing good health. This design features six gourds across two pairs of chopsticks, making it a thoughtful gift for grandparents. It conveys the heartfelt wish: May the two of you always remain in good health together. Surface Coating: Urushi lacquer finish Base Material: Laminated wood (birch) Length: 23. 0 cm (9. 06 in)