An adorable chopstick rest series
inspired by plants and traditional shapes

From left to right in the photo are the tsurugi (sword), omodaka (water pepper), and futaba (two leaves).

This set includes one of each of the three chopstick rests.
They are shaped like small dishes, so they can also be used to serve condiments such as wasabi or ginger.
The set of three comes in a paper box. It is also perfect as a small gift.


【Material】Porcelain 　【Color】Natural white
【Size】Tsurugi 69×36×h12mm / Omodaka φ69×h12mm / Futaba 69×33×h12mm
【Notes】Microwave-safe 〇 / Dishwasher-safe 〇 / Oven-safe ✕

Brand: JICON

“JICON” combines the Buddhist term “jikon,” meaning “living in the present,” with the “porcelain” made in the “now” of the modern era. It also signifies the “porcelain” crafted by the Imura family, which has been in business for 350 years. The Imura family began in Mikawauchi, Sasebo, and continued to produce pottery as the official kiln of the Hirado Domain. The twelfth generation moved the kiln to Arita to expand production. Hajime Imura, the second son of the thirteenth generation Hiroshi Imura, became independent from the Toyetsu Kiln, established Imura Seito, and continues to create JICON. We make everyday tableware for the present day, utilizing the white porcelain techniques developed over generations in Mikawauchi and Arita using Amakusa pottery stone.