Xiba Gongfang Cork Bowl Set

https://www.prime.com.tw/yahoo_img/kihachi_info.jpg / Product description/ The kashi bowl is made by cutting with a hanging shaft, which is both beautiful and stylish. Because it is less able to show the texture of the wood itself after being painted, the natural appearance of the wood is maintained. The surface is protected by a lead-free and non-toxic food-grade matting paint that gives consumers peace of mind to show the texture of the cork wood process. It can also be used with peace of mind for dishes that are rich in water and oil. The design is derived from the utensils used by the monks. Three sets of wooden bowls in large and small sets can be stacked on top of each other for convenient storage. Simple and beautiful appearance, wood texture allows you to hold in your hand and enjoy the visual pleasure, a vessel that is both inside and outside. A complete set of wooden utensils from large to small, thin and easy to store, is also very suitable for carrying out and using. A set of three large, medium and small Yamanaka Lacquerware-400 years of inheritance, traditional craftsmanship of Ishikawa Prefecture designated by the country Originated in the second half of the 16th century AD. At that time, a group of craftsmen with forest logging permits, in order to find high-quality materials for making lacquerware, moved to 20 kilometers upstream of the Kaga Yamanaka Onsen, and began a 400-year craftsmanship. "Yanzhong Lacquerware" produces daily necessities such as containers and trays for holding soup, and makes gifts for tourists who come to Yamanaka Hot Springs. While developing the hot spring industry, the lacquer ware industry also developed, and it became famous as a modern lacquer that began to introduce technology and raw materials to develop earlier. In the first half of the 19th century, "Mountain Lacquerware" introduced the "lacquer painting" technique (that is, sprinkling gold powder, silver powder, etc., and drawing pictures on it when the lacquer was still dry). The inheritance of the painting technique and "lacquer painting" technique of this period laid the foundation for the beautiful "mountain high lacquer painting" nowadays. At present, the products of "Yamaka Lacquerware" include trays, heavy boxes (containers for serving dishes), tea ceremony utensils, etc. In 1975, "Yamaka Lacquerware" was designated as a national traditional handicraft. / size/ Large φ120 × H70 mm Medium φ110 × H56 mm Small φ100 × H42 mm / Material/ Cork / Use and maintenance methods/ 1. Use clean water and soft utensils such as cloth or sponge when cleaning. Do not use hard utensils to scrub, which will wear out the surface coating and reduce the service life. After washing, please use a dry cloth to dry it immediately. Do not soak in water for a long time. 2. This product is not suitable for dishwashers, dishwashers, microwave ovens or ovens 3. This series of products are all handmade from natural wood, and each piece has its own unique wood grain. Some products have a landscape-like appearance. Due to the natural texture and grain of the wood, it is impossible to manually select them. Please forgive me. Origin/manufacturing method Japan/Handmade