Mameshibori Plate (Small) hasami consisting of thinly sliced wood

consisting of thinly sliced wood of various tree barks along with cherry bark applied to the surface of the box

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Designed by Yota Kakuda

healing and education have taken him to over forty countries through the years

Mameshibori Plate (Small) hasami consisting of thinly sliced woodEstablished in 1932 as Sango Toki Co., Ltd., Over the years, it has forged technical guidance partnerships with overseas factories and earned recognition with the G Mark (Good Design Award) in 1965. They focus on planning and developing tableware products, including ceramics, glassware, metal tableware, kitchen essentials, and character merchandise. This dyed product symbolizes Japan's famed "Japan Blue," once celebrated as a "lucky color". Through