Yukutayagama Fish Shaped Rests

Yukutayagama is a family-run, traditional Okinawan pottery kiln (yachimun) located in Yomitan Village, Okinawa, Japan. Pieces are hand-thrown on a potter's wheel or hand formed using local Okinawan clay, sometimes foot-softened, and then fired in a self-built traditional noborigama (multi-chambered wood-fired climbing kiln) that is typically lit once or twice a year.

These fish shaped cutlery rests (great for chopsticks) are hand-formed and feature traditional Okinawan yachimun techniques- earthy glazes and distinct brushwork. 

Sold as a set of 2. 

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Made in Japan.