Golden Rabbit Chopsticks Pair Set Yoshidaya The chopsticks are shaped so

The chopsticks are shaped so that they can be pinched at both ends

The Japanese teacup features the beautiful contrast of a watercolorish red camellia and deep green background

This Japanese furoshiki wrapping cloth was designed by origami artist duo "Cochae"

the black cat was called "fukuneko (meaning lucky cat)" and was considered a symbol of protection from evil

the horsetail plant

Golden Rabbit Chopsticks Pair Set Yoshidaya The chopsticks are shaped soThis is a set of wooden chopsticks with a gold rabbit motif. The lacquer on the top has a beautiful sheen, and the chopsticks are thick enough to hold easily. The lower part features a lovely wood grain and is finished with the natural color and texture of the wood. In Japan, rabbits are seen as a lucky symbol for the pursuit of progress, as they steadfastly move forward without looking back. These wooden chopsticks not only feature an adorable