‼️Final clearance sale at a bargain price‼️ Please refrain from price negotiations. m(_ _)m ⚠️ Wakasa-nuri chopsticks are a traditional craft produced in Obama City, Fukui Prefecture, boasting over 80% of the domestic share of lacquered chopsticks in Japan. With a history of over 400 years, they are characterized by the "raden" (mother-of-pearl inlay) and "togidashi" techniques, which use seashells and eggshells to express the scenery of the seabed, combining a gorgeous appearance with high durability. They are widely loved for everyday use and as gifts. ⚠️ Main features and attractions of Wakasa-nuri chopsticks: Gorgeous decoration: Repeatedly applying lacquer and sprinkling seashells (such as abalone), gold and silver powder, and eggshells, then polishing them creates a unique brilliance. High technical skill: Skilled craftsmen use techniques that have been passed down since the Edo period (raden, maki-e, foil stamping, togidashi) and go through more than 10 processes to produce them. ⚠️ Functionality: Designed to suit modern dining tables, the tips of the chopsticks are non-slip, making them easy to hold and use. Ideal for gifts: They are very popular as gifts, such as paired chopsticks, for longevity, wedding celebrations, etc., with name engraving and in paulownia boxes.