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Japanese UKIYOE Art Chopsticks - 2 Pairs, 22.5cm, - Bento Lunch Tools
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Japanese UKIYOE Art Chopsticks - 2 Pairs, 22.5cm, - Bento Lunch Tools
Features:
• You are buying Japanese UKIYOE Art Chopsticks - 2 Pairs, 22.5cm, - Bento Lunch Tools
• Brand New in Original Packaging
• Imported from Japan and Made in Japan
• Measures about: 22.5cm or 8.88 inches
• Made of Natural Wood material
• Accented with the Ukiyoe Art Prints of either Japanese Man or Women respectively on the upper surface of each pair of chopstick (refer to detailed product description below)
• For a pair of chopsticks printed with a Japanese Women:
• Name of artist: Utamaro Kitagawa (Died in 1806)
• Utamaro Kitagawa, who is often described as the leading expert of the Ukiyoe Bijinga (Creating beautiful lady by a woodblock color print), is an Ukiyoe artist during the Edo Era.
• He expressed many things such as liveliness, movements, and many kinds of facial looks and forms of women.
• Utamaro's art is enjoyed not only by people in the Edo Era but by modern people, too. His art is as famous as Shagaku and Hokusai, two popular Ukiyoe artists, in the world today.
• For a pair of chopsticks printed with a Japanese Man:
• Name of artist: Sharaku Toshusai (Date of Death: unknown)
• Sharaku is an Ukiyoe artist who actively worked in 1794 only for ten months but created more than 140 woodblock color prints during the Kansei era.
• He generally drew actors. His original expression which has a unique distortion and his powerful works gave audiences strong impact.
• After his last work, he suddenly disappeared. He is a very mysterious person because of some reasons such as unknown details of his birth.
• Chopsticks are essential cutlery in Japanese food culture. They are simple sticks that require a little training to use, but they are an excellent tool for not only picking up food and feeding it into your mouth, but also for cutting it into bite-sized pieces, removing bones from fish, and other small movements with very elegant behavior.
• Always fresh stocks
• Great for Japanese Culture or Art lovers
Features:
• You are buying Japanese UKIYOE Art Chopsticks - 2 Pairs, 22.5cm, - Bento Lunch Tools
• Brand New in Original Packaging
• Imported from Japan and Made in Japan
• Measures about: 22.5cm or 8.88 inches
• Made of Natural Wood material
• Accented with the Ukiyoe Art Prints of either Japanese Man or Women respectively on the upper surface of each pair of chopstick (refer to detailed product description below)
• For a pair of chopsticks printed with a Japanese Women:
• Name of artist: Utamaro Kitagawa (Died in 1806)
• Utamaro Kitagawa, who is often described as the leading expert of the Ukiyoe Bijinga (Creating beautiful lady by a woodblock color print), is an Ukiyoe artist during the Edo Era.
• He expressed many things such as liveliness, movements, and many kinds of facial looks and forms of women.
• Utamaro's art is enjoyed not only by people in the Edo Era but by modern people, too. His art is as famous as Shagaku and Hokusai, two popular Ukiyoe artists, in the world today.
• For a pair of chopsticks printed with a Japanese Man:
• Name of artist: Sharaku Toshusai (Date of Death: unknown)
• Sharaku is an Ukiyoe artist who actively worked in 1794 only for ten months but created more than 140 woodblock color prints during the Kansei era.
• He generally drew actors. His original expression which has a unique distortion and his powerful works gave audiences strong impact.
• After his last work, he suddenly disappeared. He is a very mysterious person because of some reasons such as unknown details of his birth.
• Chopsticks are essential cutlery in Japanese food culture. They are simple sticks that require a little training to use, but they are an excellent tool for not only picking up food and feeding it into your mouth, but also for cutting it into bite-sized pieces, removing bones from fish, and other small movements with very elegant behavior.
• Always fresh stocks
• Great for Japanese Culture or Art lovers
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