Zuomu｜Wagatabon my valley basin

The Wagatabon is made of Acacia wood. It has a simple design and each groove is carved by hand . It is a wooden basin with a simple and beautiful Japanese style. It can be used as a small dinner plate/tea tray and is also very tasteful for placing decorations!

The origin of my valley basin originated from Ishikawa, Japan in the 17th century. Wagatani County is a production area for wooden roofs, so there are many small pieces of wood left over. So the locals used these woods to make plates. The larger ones were used as food and changing trays, while the smaller ones were used to store small tools or carry food offerings in temples. Unfortunately, in 1961, an accident occurred during the construction of the dam, resulting in a small The village was flooded and the craftsmanship disappeared after the villagers were evacuated.

Until later, the famous lacquer craftsman Kuroda Tatsuki comes occasionally When he visited the village, he discovered my valley basin craftsmanship, and he continued to Villages near Wagatani, visit surrounding villagers, Try to revive this traditional craft. In the past few decades, workshops and exhibitions have been opened all over Japan, making the traditional crafts that had disappeared become popular again in Japan.

// Designed by Wood｜Wagatabon My Valley Basin - Product Introduction//

Material: Acacia( Acacia), linseed oil, beeswax

Dimension: W21 x D12 x H2cm

• The tableware has been swept Waterproof and heat-proof hardwood oil is used for protection. The wood wax oil meets food-grade safety standards and can be used with confidence.
• Customized services such as wood, size, laser engraving/logo, etc. are available.  Welcome to contact us to learn more
• Because it is made of natural wood, each piece has a unique wood grain and color.

[The works have been listed in our Kwun Tong showroom, welcome to visit and purchase! 】

[The works have been listed in our Kwun Tong showroom, welcome to visit and purchase! 】

Made in HONG KONG｜By 作·木saku wood

The style of wood artist Christine's works is simple, but each piece is made with great care and patience. All the patterns and grooves are carved inch by inch by hand. She is very kind and likes to communicate and share with everyone. She also participates in local markets from time to time. Next time I see Zuo at the market. Mu, remember to appreciate the work carefully and say hello to her!

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