Lacquer Octagonal Chopsticks
These chopsticks are made from Malas wood sourced from New Guinea, a dense, strong wood commonly used for constructing docks, bridges and ships. It is then rubbed with lacquer to provide a smooth finish that feels comfortable in the hand. The octagonal shape makes it easier to grip and is an interesting visual feature to stand out against regularly shaped chopsticks.
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Lacquer Octagonal Chopsticks
These chopsticks are made from Malas wood sourced from New Guinea, a dense, strong wood commonly used for constructing docks, bridges and ships. It is then rubbed with lacquer to provide a smooth finish that feels comfortable in the hand. The octagonal shape makes it easier to grip and is an interesting visual feature to stand out against regularly shaped chopsticks.
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These chopsticks are made from Malas wood sourced from New Guinea, a dense, strong wood commonly used for constructing docks, bridges and ships. It is then rubbed with lacquer to provide a smooth finish that feels comfortable in the hand. The octagonal shape makes it easier to grip and is an interesting visual feature to stand out against regularly shaped chopsticks.
