Dressed in the Light Vessel / Hiroshi Taruta plate this everyday spoon is suitable

this everyday spoon is suitable for any meal and makes eating fun for little eaters

a decorative technique involving carving fine patterns into the surface of the lacquerware and filling the carved patterns with gold foil and pigment

Saga Prefecture who specializes in Nabeshima style

Classic and clean

soft scouring pad

Dressed in the Light Vessel / Hiroshi Taruta plate this everyday spoon is suitableDrawn from the inspiration of light beams piercing through clouds, artist Hiroshi Taruta from Seto adopted the "hotarude" technique and started to carve lines instead of the typical round patterns. Observing that conventional carving often resulted in distortion, cracks, and a rigid appearance, Taruta addressed this challenge by incorporating curved shapes and lines to impart a soft, translucent feel. The carefully cut stripes on the gentle silhouette