Enamelware Hand-Work Container The dye's penetration into the

The dye's penetration into the fabric fibres means the cloth becomes increasingly soft with use

wide design makes contents easy to locate – perfect for organising small items like tools

it can be used for much more than just hot pot meals

Paulownia has natural insect-repelling properties and its porous fibers make it very lightweight with excellent moisture-regulating capabilities

This ladle is made by Aizawa Workshop in Tsubame City

Enamelware Hand-Work Container The dye's penetration into theHand work containers focused on usability and appearance. We created containers for hand work that prioritise both usability and appearance. The design was created by product designer Shibata Fumie. The corners feature large curves, making them easy to wash and mix contents. The body uses enamelware, which is ideal for food storage, paired with a warm wooden lid. It has a natural appearance that suits any kitchen, Japanese or Western style. In