Brush Painting Ramen Spoon MAKER_Soushu Kiln placing them on a larger

placing them on a larger plate or in a bento box

It’s perfect for sunomono

and other special occasions

and the tea does not spill out of the teacup when it is tilted

The chrysanthemum decoration is created using the Hirado flower-making technique

Brush Painting Ramen Spoon MAKER_Soushu Kiln placing them on a largerThis wooden ramen spoon is perfect for eating noodles such as udon, soba, and ramen. Made using traditional Yamanaka lacquerware techniques, the all natural lacquer coating is applied by hand with a brush, giving the finish of this soup spoon a moderate thickness and beautiful luster. Each item is handmade, so there may be slight differences in finish and sizepart of the warmth and charm of handcrafting. This lacquered wooden spoon is perfect not only