In the southern part of Toyama Plain, Fukumitsu, Watanabe Mokkogei has been making beautiful fork crafts called Shogawa Hikimono Kiji since 1950.
A carefully selected unpainted wood which is not painted lacquer or oil, is finished by only manual polishing.
Please enjoy the texture of natural materials in your everyday life.
All the products arrived in good order and I appreciate that you were able to accommodate my request to wrap the items in paper instead of plastic.
The Azmaya kettle is very handsome and lightweight and already developing a lot of patina. The Chabon tray is beautifully turned and beautifully accommodates the Nikko teapot that I have already bought from you. The thin julienne peeler is such excellent quality and is very ergonomic in the hand. Finally, I absolutely love the Hatsuri Guinomi. They are so well crafted and full of character - a real joy. Thank you for providing such excellent quality products again, it is always an easy and pleasant experience.
J.N. from Australia
I am very happy with the qualities of all of the products. Every details are at the top quality of world standard.
Shipping fee is also very reasonable. The products have arrived smoothly using just 2 days. Thank you for offering such wonderful service!
L.T. from Taiwan
The bottles of soy sauce set up nicely.
S.Y. from USA (Chabon S and THE Soy Sauce Cruet)
Everything is perfect as always. I love the table (Oak Village's Oritatami Kozukue). It's just as I expected it.
F.D. from USA
I love the tray very much, size is just right for my teapot and a tea cup, and it is so elegant.
M.T. from Canada
This item is usually shipped in 3 business days. We will inform you of the estimated shipping date if shipping is delayed due to a shortage.
Size: About Ø24.3xH3cm Weight: About 420g Material: Zelkova
Price: 17,000 JPY
Watanabe Mokkogei
Founded in 1950 in Fukumitsu, Toyama Prefecture. Works on integrated production of beautiful folk crafts of Shogawa Turnery, a traditional handicraft of that region, practicing from the grain making to the lacquering. They received an encouragement award from The Japan Folk Crafts Museum.
