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Beautiful mesh that feels handicraft

The tray of Kocho Saikosuga, who has a beautiful regular mesh and feels the high quality of the craftsman's handiwork. Even with the same mesh, when it comes to a colander basket, the shape and function of the basket tend to be noticeable, but by using it in the tray in this way, you can enjoy the beauty of the mesh even more.

Also as a festive gift

A net-shiro tray made by knitting bamboo sticks into an arrow feather pattern. Ajiro is made from thin and thinly processed bamboo and wood, and is made by alternately knitting vertically and horizontally. It can be made from a flat object to a three-dimensional object such as a basket. Bamboo trays of the same thickness are used for this Amiyo tray, but various patterns can be created by changing the thickness of the material used or by creating gaps and knitting.

The Amiyo tray is a size that is often used in daily life, as a tray for serving tea when visiting customers, and as a tray for light meals such as midnight snacks and breakfast. The soft curves have a gourd-like shape that fits in your hand, and the combination of the geometric pattern woven by the mesh and the soft shape is fresh, and unlike trays such as squares and circles, you put things on it. It is a presence that adds glamor to the table in a way that sometimes looks nice. In addition, urethane coating is applied to the finish, so it is resistant to water and you can use it without hesitation. It's auspicious shape, so it's also recommended as a festive gift such as a wedding gift or a moving gift.

Bamboo is an eco-friendly material

Bamboo has been a material that has lived with Japanese people for a long time and has a close relationship with them. It changes into various shapes such as chopsticks and baskets and blends into people's lives.
Bamboo has the growth potential to grow up to 1m overnight and is considered to be a symbol of good health. The material is solid enough to be used in products in 4 to 5 years, and since it does not use pesticides, it is environmentally friendly and is attracting attention as an eco-friendly material such as being used as a substitute for wood.

Kosuge Kosuge was founded in 1898 in Nihonbashi, Tokyo. To create bamboo products that enrich people's lives by understanding the meaning of bamboo that has been deeply involved in life and culture since ancient times. We continue to make bamboo products as a living tool suitable for the 21st century. The product is a purveyor to the Imperial Household Agency and has won numerous awards at world expositions.

As the times change, so do the demands of people, but Kocho Saikosuga, who is working on manufacturing without forgetting the values ​​and sensibilities that do not change over time. This product has such an appeal that you want to use it carefully.