This elegant chopstick rest features a traditional clematis pattern, adding a refined touch to your table setting.

Each piece is adorned with the aochibu or shirochibu technique, characterized by delicate hand-painted dots. Originating in the Taisho era (1912–1926 CE), this intricate style ensures that no two pieces are exactly alike, making each one a unique work of craftsmanship.

Designed with two resting sections, it provides a stable place for a pair of chopsticks or a combination of utensils, such as a chopstick and a spoon. Ideal for both everyday dining and special occasions, this piece also makes a thoughtful gift.