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Oborozuki Lacquered Cup – A Hazy Moon in Gold Leaf on Natural Wood This elegant cup is made from natural Japanese Zelkova, its grain beautifully highlighted by the soft glow of a hazy moon depicted in genuine gold leaf. It adds a refined touch to both Japanese and Western dining scenes. Wooden cups are excellent for warm drinks, as they do not easily transfer heat to the hand. The form fits comfortably in the palm, and when filled with a hot beverage, the warmth is gently conveyed. Zelkova wood is known for its fine grain, durability, and water resistance, making it ideal for long-lasting tableware. A New Aesthetic of Functional Beauty — Enjoying Natural and Traditional Beauty in Modern Life This piece is not only beautiful to look at, but thoughtfully designed for contemporary living. It combines warmth with clean lines, creating a harmonious balance. By placing a gold-leaf moon onto the natural grain of wood, the grain itself becomes a serene landscape—resulting in tableware with quiet presence and elegance. The cup is a culmination of master craftsmanship. Skilled woodworkers shave the Zelkova wood thinly, applying a fine lacquer that enhances its natural beauty. The moon is delicately rendered by a foil artisan, using only gold leaf to evoke the atmosphere of a moon floating in the night sky. Learn More

Oborozuki Lacquered Cup – A Hazy Moon in Gold Leaf on Natural Wood This elegant cup is made from natural Japanese Zelkova, its grain beautifully highlighted by the soft glow of a hazy moon depicted in genuine gold leaf. It adds a refined touch to both Japanese and Western dining scenes. Wooden cups are excellent for warm drinks, as they do not easily transfer heat to the hand. The form fits comfortably in the palm, and when filled with a hot beverage, the warmth is gently conveyed. Zelkova wood is known for its fine grain, durability, and water resistance, making it ideal for long-lasting tableware. A New Aesthetic of Functional Beauty — Enjoying Natural and Traditional Beauty in Modern Life This piece is not only beautiful to look at, but thoughtfully designed for contemporary living. It combines warmth with clean lines, creating a harmonious balance. By placing a gold-leaf moon onto the natural grain of wood, the grain itself becomes a serene landscape—resulting in tableware with quiet presence and elegance. The cup is a culmination of master craftsmanship. Skilled woodworkers shave the Zelkova wood thinly, applying a fine lacquer that enhances its natural beauty. The moon is delicately rendered by a foil artisan, using only gold leaf to evoke the atmosphere of a moon floating in the night sky. Learn More

Oborozuki Lacquered Cup – A Hazy Moon in Gold Leaf on Natural Wood This elegant cup is made from natural Japanese Zelkova, its grain beautifully highlighted by the soft glow of a hazy moon depicted in genuine gold leaf. It adds a refined touch to both Japanese and Western dining scenes. Wooden cups are excellent for warm drinks, as they do not easily transfer heat to the hand. The form fits comfortably in the palm, and when filled with a hot beverage, the warmth is gently conveyed. Zelkova wood is known for its fine grain, durability, and water resistance, making it ideal for long-lasting tableware. A New Aesthetic of Functional Beauty — Enjoying Natural and Traditional Beauty in Modern Life This piece is not only beautiful to look at, but thoughtfully designed for contemporary living. It combines warmth with clean lines, creating a harmonious balance. By placing a gold-leaf moon onto the natural grain of wood, the grain itself becomes a serene landscape—resulting in tableware with quiet presence and elegance. The cup is a culmination of master craftsmanship. Skilled woodworkers shave the Zelkova wood thinly, applying a fine lacquer that enhances its natural beauty. The moon is delicately rendered by a foil artisan, using only gold leaf to evoke the atmosphere of a moon floating in the night sky. Learn More

A Harmonious Blend of Elegance and Craftsmanship Cutipol’s cutlery, born from a pursuit of graceful curves, meets the refined brilliance of Hakuichi’s gold leaf. The shimmering gold is applied using the traditional chirashi (scattered foil) technique, enhancing the form with subtle elegance. Each piece is unique—its expression shaped by the delicate and unrepeatable nature of gold leaf. Suitable for both Western and Japanese table settings, this spoon and fork pair makes an ideal gift for weddings or a refined touch for high-end hospitality. Learn More

A Meeting of Two Master Crafts: Cutipol's Elegant Curves and Hakuichi's Gold Leaf Cutipol cutlery, renowned for its gracefully curved forms, meets the refined brilliance of Hakuichi’s gold leaf craftsmanship. Traditional gold thread is reimagined in gold leaf, delicately applied to enhance the cutlery’s silhouette and create a refined shimmer. Each piece is one of a kind—crafted by hand, where skilled technique and the beauty of chance combine to form dynamic, expressive patterns. Perfect for both Western and Japanese table settings, this spoon and fork set makes a sophisticated gift for weddings or a refined touch in luxury dining spaces. Learn More

A Natural Wood Plate Adorned with a Gold Oborozuki Moon A delicate oborozuki (hazy moon) motif in genuine gold leaf glows gently against the natural grain of the wood. This handcrafted plate adds an elegant touch to both Japanese and Western dining scenes. << A New Expression of Functional Beauty >> Enjoying the harmony of nature and tradition in daily life More than just a beautiful object, this plate is designed for everyday use in modern living spaces. Its form combines warmth with sharp, minimalist elegance. By placing a gold leaf oborozuki on a base that highlights the natural wood grain, the grain itself becomes a tranquil landscape—resulting in refined, artful tableware. This piece is born of exceptional craftsmanship. A master woodturner carefully shaves the wood to a delicate thinness, enhancing its natural beauty through layers of fuki-urushi (wiped lacquer). The moon is rendered by a skilled artisan using only genuine gold leaf to evoke a serene and floating celestial scene. Learn More

A Natural Wood Plate Adorned with a Gold Oborozuki Moon A delicate oborozuki (hazy moon) motif in genuine gold leaf glows gently against the natural grain of the wood. This handcrafted plate adds an elegant touch to both Japanese and Western dining scenes. << A New Expression of Functional Beauty >> Enjoying the harmony of nature and tradition in daily life More than just a beautiful object, this plate is designed for everyday use in modern living spaces. Its form combines warmth with sharp, minimalist elegance. By placing a gold leaf oborozuki on a base that highlights the natural wood grain, the grain itself becomes a tranquil landscape—resulting in refined, artful tableware. This piece is born of exceptional craftsmanship. A master woodturner carefully shaves the wood to a delicate thinness, enhancing its natural beauty through layers of fuki-urushi (wiped lacquer). The moon is rendered by a skilled artisan using only genuine gold leaf to evoke a serene and floating celestial scene. Learn More

A Set of Five Charming Chopstick Rests Inspired by Traditional Mizuhiki Knots This stylish and adorable set captures the spirit of celebration with beautifully crafted mizuhiki—traditional Japanese decorative knots—each designed in the elegant musubi-kiri (tight knot) style, symbolizing finality and lasting bonds. It's a perfect gift to mark joyous occasions or to express heartfelt congratulations and well-wishes. The name "Kotohogi" refers to the act of celebrating happy events and conveying blessings through words—making this set a meaningful present for weddings, anniversaries, housewarmings, or other special moments. Each piece showcases the fine wrinkles and texture of Kanazawa gold leaf, allowing you to fully appreciate its beauty. Layered with translucent ink patterns on top of the gold, the design creates a refined harmony between tradition and modern aesthetics. When arranged side by side, the five chopstick rests form a continuous mizuhiki design—an element of surprise and delight in both form and symbolism. – The Five Mizuhiki Knot Designs and Their Meanings – ◇ Kano Musubi – Wish-fulfilling Knot From the front, it resembles the kanji for "mouth" , and from the back, a cross , symbolizing the phrase “wishes come true.” ◇ Awaji Musubi (Heart-shaped) – Everlasting Bond Known for being impossible to untie once tied, this heart-shaped version of the Awaji knot represents a wish for close, enduring relationships. ◇ Ume Musubi – Plum Blossom Knot The plum tree is a symbol of health and protection from illness. As it blooms first in early spring, it's associated with a "good start" and positive beginnings. ◇ Crane Knot – Symbol of Longevity The crane, said to live a thousand years, is a traditional symbol of long life. Its loud call is believed to reach the heavens—making it a powerful bringer of good fortune. ◇ Turtle Knot – Symbol of Good Fortune and Success The turtle brings good relationships and is believed to bring career success, as it is thought to foresee the changing tides of the vast ocean. Learn More

They are popular both as personal items for special occasions and as thoughtful gifts. Rabbit-themed items are especially well-received for celebrations such as longevity milestones, weddings, and housewarmings. ・Waves The traditional motif of "waves and rabbits" is thought to offer protection from fire, as waves (water) symbolize fire prevention. ・Susuki Grass (Japanese Pampas Grass) Susuki is believed to ward off evil spirits. It is often displayed during the harvest moon festival to protect crops and pray for a good harvest. ・Full Moon The full moon symbolizes prosperity. The rabbit, believed to live on the moon, is thought to bring wealth and good luck. ・Autumn Flowers Rabbits, known for swiftly hopping up mountain paths, symbolize progress, success, and energetic advancement. ・Crescent Moon Rabbits have long been regarded as messengers of the moon, making them lucky creatures believed to "bring the moon"—a play on words in Japanese, as tsuki means both "moon" and "luck." Learn More