🎌 Tokyo Silverware Silver Chopsticks

"Tokyo Silverware" refers to metal crafts produced in Tokyo, primarily in areas such as Taitō, Arakawa, and Bunkyo. It originated in the mid-Edo period and is designated as a traditional craft by the country. Among these, "Mori Silverware Workshop" in Taitō has a history of over 95 years and employs three traditional craftsmen, producing various silver items, including Buddhist implements, tea ceremony utensils, sake vessels, and tableware. Among the various products, tableware is particularly convenient for everyday use. Chopsticks, which are used daily, are highly recommended for those new to silver products. The chopsticks feature a simple, timeless design with a perfect weight that makes them easy to hold. Silver has excellent thermal conductivity, providing a gentle, non-cold touch when in contact with the mouth. The chopsticks come in lengths ranging from 19.5 cm to 23.5 cm, with four options available. There are also couples' chopsticks available in combinations of 19.5 cm and 21 cm lengths. The products are packaged in a paulownia box, exuding a sense of luxury. Additionally, you can pay extra to have names engraved, making them an excellent gift choice.

Tokyo silverware is a designated national traditional craft. All three traditional craftsmen at Mori Silverware are currently employed. Silver chopsticks can be engraved with names, making them a great gift choice. There are four length options: 19.5 cm, 21 cm, 22.5 cm, and 23.5 cm. A couple's chopstick set is also available.