Origami Crane Chopstick Rest
Based in Kyoto, KIZAWA is a studio led by female
ceramic artist Kinosawa, known for hand-painted works
that blend delicate beauty with everyday function.
Each piece is one of a kind, adorned with finely detailed
patterns drawn by hand.
Shaped like an origami crane —an enduring Japanese
symbol of good fortune and longevity
—this porcelain chopstick rest is finished
with precise gold lines and traditional motifs, reflecting
the elegance of Kyo and Kiyomizu ware.
Created with care to bring quiet joy to daily life,
KIZAWA’s craftsmanship celebrates Kyoto’s refined
artistry in a form both meaningful and practical.
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