Edo Era (1850) Akadama Bowl Antique Carry your chopsticks in style

Carry your chopsticks in style with these sustainable furoshiki fabric cases featuring native Japanese flowers and plants

this compact bento box is perfect for kids' lunches and adult snacks

making each piece a unique work of art

slim oval box with a lid that rests lightly on top of the box

they're big enough to pack hearty portions while keeping everything fresh and organized

Edo Era (1850) Akadama Bowl Antique Carry your chopsticks in styleThis stunning porcelain Imari yaki bowl from the late Edo period features an Akadama (Red Circle) motif on the outside with a colorful interior. The Akadama (red circle) motif portrays a brightly shining orb like the sun. And so, this symbol also represents Japan itself, the land of the rising sun. The inside of the bowl features a flowering red and gold Karakusa design. Karakusa, a traditional Japanese print, means "winding plant" and this stylized