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Tortoiseshell Pattern Ramen Spoon Color:Red available in three distinct designs

Tortoiseshell Pattern Ramen Spoon Color:Red available in three distinct designsLight and easy to hold, this renge, or ramen spoon, is hand carved with a tortoise shell design. Perfect for eating noodles such as udon, soba, and ramen, this Japanese soup spoon is also wonderful for other cuisine like tofu and simmered dishes. The textured pattern is made by shaving the handle and underside for an effect that is not only beautiful but also helps prevent slipping. Coated with all natural lacquer using traditional Yamanaka

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Description

available in three distinct designs

This sauce plate features a flying bird in mountains

with a circular shape and a dent in the center that matches the bottom of the cup

textured finish highlighted with subtle golden accents

Since this set involves multiple nested bowls

Tortoiseshell Pattern Ramen Spoon Color:Red available in three distinct designsLight and easy to hold, this renge, or ramen spoon, is hand carved with a tortoise shell design. Perfect for eating noodles such as udon, soba, and ramen, this Japanese soup spoon is also wonderful for other cuisine like tofu and simmered dishes. The textured pattern is made by shaving the handle and underside for an effect that is not only beautiful but also helps prevent slipping. Coated with all natural lacquer using traditional Yamanaka

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