These are traditional wooden lacquered chopsticks made in Obama, Japan. Obama is a small city in Fukui prefecture, which is famous for lacquerware manufacture, called Wakasa-nuri. With 400 years of tradition, the chopsticks are the most famous crafts of Wakasa and about 80% of Japanese lacquered chopsticks are made in Obama/Wakasa. The comfort touch in the hand as well as their beautiful embellishment marks the appeal of Wakasa chopsticks. These chopsticks are moisture resistant and good for daily use.
A**R
Great chopsticks.
I bought them for my hair. Terrible as hair ornaments...too long. Great as chopsticks!
J**N
Chopsticks
The colors were not nearly as vibrant as they are here in the picture. Otherwise they are good.
G**Y
Pretty as a picture...
These are beautiful and not so short as this picture makes them appear!
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