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DiGRAFT Co., Ltd.

Japan , Taito-Ku
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DiGRAFT Co., Ltd.

DiGRAFT is a company from Japan dedicated to the global distribution of high-quality tablewares. We take particular pride in exporting traditional Japanese chopsticks , especially those crafted by our affiliated partner, Kawai Co., Ltd. With a deep respect for craftsmanship, we aim to share the precision and elegance of Japanese artisanal products with the world—while also introducing exceptional craftworks from around the globe to Japan. Through this cultural exchange, we strive to build bridges between makers and markets, celebrating the beauty of everyday objects. Our products made in Japan ・Chopsticks "Wakasa Lacquered chopsticks" that Kawai Co., Ltd. produces in Obama, a coastal town in the Wakasa region of Japan. Wakasa lacquer chopsticks originated in the Edo period, over 400 years ago. Through their unique approach, Kawai Co., Ltd. is committed to carrying these traditional techniques into the present era. Their chopsticks are not only durable, but also elegant—enhancing the beauty of every meal. ・Chopstick rests Chopstick rests have a long cultural history. Originally used in noble households, they gradually became part of formal dining setting. In Japan, their widespread use bagan arounf 150 years ago, influenced by Western-style dining at shared tables.More than just practical tools to keep chopstick tips clean and off the table, chopstick rests reflect Japan's deep appreciation for harmony, seasonal aesthetics, and table presentation. Traditionally placed to the left or front of the dishes, they add elegance and order to the meal. ・Japanese Pottery Pottery is one of the most famous Japanese art forms. There are over 50 famous pottery towns and districts across Japan, each with their own characteristics and differences in the clay, glaze and firing method used. Today, it is common to see Japanese pottery being used in everyday life, and prized ceramics are treated like precious silver, only brought out on special occasions. When dining at nice restaurants or ryokan , ceramic dishes are often carefully chosen to reflect the season and mood. Embellished ceramic dishes can take the place of food decoration, adding to the visual dimension of the dish.