Misa Omote-表 美沙 Kutani Artist Handmade chopstick rest (White series)
Message from the artist:
Nice to meet you.
My name is Omote Misa.
I began studying Kutani ware, a traditional craft from Ishikawa, Japan, when I was twenty.
Today, I create small animal chopstick rests that blend modern sensibility with traditional
Kutani techniques.
While they're originally made for resting chopsticks, they can also hold other cutlery or brushes—or simply bring a gentle charm to your space as a tiny ornament.
Each piece is hand-painted with care, capturing the tender and expressive faces of these little animals.
Message from the artist:
Nice to meet you.
My name is Omote Misa.
I began studying Kutani ware, a traditional craft from Ishikawa, Japan, when I was twenty.
Today, I create small animal chopstick rests that blend modern sensibility with traditional
Kutani techniques.
While they're originally made for resting chopsticks, they can also hold other cutlery or brushes—or simply bring a gentle charm to your space as a tiny ornament.
Each piece is hand-painted with care, capturing the tender and expressive faces of these little animals.
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Message from the artist:
Nice to meet you.
My name is Omote Misa.
I began studying Kutani ware, a traditional craft from Ishikawa, Japan, when I was twenty.
Today, I create small animal chopstick rests that blend modern sensibility with traditional
Kutani techniques.
While they're originally made for resting chopsticks, they can also hold other cutlery or brushes—or simply bring a gentle charm to your space as a tiny ornament.
Each piece is hand-painted with care, capturing the tender and expressive faces of these little animals.
