Small Scrubbing Brush meta-filter-Scent-lavender

Small Scrubbing Brush meta-filter-Scent-lavenderWe Say Since their creation by Mr Seizaemon Nishio in 1907, Kamenoko Tawashi brushes have been household staples throughout Japan. The story goes that Mr. Nishio thought the shape of his newly created brush resembled that of his son's pet turtle; the name of his company literally translates into 'turtle of child scrubber'. Selector's Notes Hand woven in Japan from natural palm fibres, these durable scrubbers are excellent for cleaning dishes, pots,

These versatile boxes come in a range of sizes to adapt to your needs

The thin layer of black glaze applied to this bowl gives off a subtle

and can adapt to fit a variety of storage and culinary situations

Black ceramic chopstick rest

DIMENSIONS 16 x 3 x 2

We think the natural look of the wooden bucket

artisans and craftsmen

where white ash is placed inside to hold and contain the charcoal piece

The glaze features a rather interesting

"The square represents the physical universe

and can even be used as coasters due to their water-resistant properties

or for the serving of an appetiser or side dish