Chopsticks and chopstick rest set - Heuge - Oribe
Oribe Heuge CHIPS set including a pair of natural wood chopsticks from Fukui, 23 cm, dishwasher safe, and a Mino porcelain chopstick rest. Deep green Oribe color, one of the four traditional shades of Mino pottery, inherited from the Momoyama period.
CHIPS - HEUGE CHOPSTICK SET - ORIBE
This set includes a pair of natural wood chopsticks from Fukui and a Mino ceramic chopstick rest.
The 23 cm chopsticks are not only easy to handle but also dishwasher safe.
The chopstick rest elegantly completes the set, making it an ideal gift.
The four colors, the glossy black of Setoguro, the soft natural white of Shino, the deep and subtle green of Oribe, and the warm yellow of Kiseto, are the traditional colors of Mino ceramics, inherited from the Momoyama period over 400 years ago.
They are perfect for enhancing the ingredients of Japanese cuisine.
- Chopsticks: Natural wood (urethane polyester coating)
- Chopstick rest: Porcelain (Mino ceramic)
■ Chopstick rest
- Each piece is handmade, so slight variations in size and shape may occur.
- The applied glaze may show drips or irregularities: each piece is unique. Enjoy the visual play of the glaze.
MINO POTTERY
The Mino region is recognized as Japan’s premier ceramic production center. With a history spanning over 1,000 years, it has developed a wide variety of pieces suited to the styles of each era.
Among the 15 traditional craft styles of Mino, four types, Setoguro, Kiseto, Shino, and Oribe, stand out for their balanced colors and have become emblematic of Mino ceramics.
Continuing this tradition inherited from the time it was affectionately nicknamed "Hyôgemono" (meaning "objects full of charm"), we offer tableware designed for everyday modern use, to be passed down to future generations.
Discover the beauty of Mino ceramics, which have accompanied Japanese tables for over 1,000 years, through the combination of ancient and contemporary techniques, clay, and glazes.
Dive into the aesthetic world of the Heuge style with this collection.
The four iconic colors of Mino ceramics, the glossy black of Setoguro, the soft natural white of Shino, the deep and understated green of Oribe, and the warm yellow of Kiseto, date back to the Momoyama period, over 400 years ago.
They are ideal for enhancing the ingredients of Japanese cuisine.
Chopsticks: 23 cm. Chopstick rest: Φ45 × H10 mm.
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Features
- Dimensions
- Chopsticks 23 cm, chopstick rest Φ45 × H10 mm
- Weight
- 150 g
- Material
- Wood, Porcelain
- Color
- Green
- Origin
- Gifu, Japan
Usage & Entretien
Avoid excessive rubbing, chlorine-based detergents, and prolonged soaking, as this may cause discoloration.
After use, do not soak. Wash with hot or cold water, then immediately wipe with a soft cloth.
Avoid abrasive brushes or scouring sponges.
The wood of Fukui, the land of Mino
This set brings together two Japanese workshops. The chopsticks come from Fukui, made of natural wood coated with a urethane polyester varnish, and measure 23 cm, a length easy to handle. The chopstick rest is made of Mino porcelain, the region where CHIPS sources its clays and colors. The four colors of the series, the glossy black of Setoguro, the creamy white of Shino, the deep green of Oribe, and the warm yellow of Kiseto, are the traditional colors of Mino ceramics, inherited from the Momoyama period over 400 years ago. Stored in their box, the two pieces are ready to be gifted as they are.
CHIPS EXPERTISE
What makes this box unique
Chopsticks made in Fukui
The chopsticks in the set are made in Fukui, Japan, from natural wood. It is the main piece of the set.
The wood beneath the varnish
Under the urethane polyester coating, the material remains natural wood. This coating protects the surface in everyday use.
23 cm, comfortable in hand
A length of 23 cm, easy to handle daily. And after the meal, the chopsticks go in the dishwasher.
The Mino chopstick rest
Each box contains a small Mino ceramic chopstick rest. It completes the set and provides a place for the chopsticks between bites.
Four colors, four centuries
Setoguro, Shino, Oribe, and Kiseto are the traditional colors of Mino ceramics, inherited from the Momoyama period over 400 years ago.
Designed for Japanese cuisine
These shades are designed to highlight the ingredients of Japanese cuisine.