Hikiyose Wooden Dish Walnut - Small

Hikiyose - A Combination Of Traditional And Modern Craftsmanship

Hikiyose Is A Modern Wooden Product Created Using Two Traditional Japanese Manufacturing Techniques, "Kijibiki" And "Yosegi". Kijibiki Involves Shaping Wood Into A Bowl Using An Edged Tool And A Lathe, While Yosegi Involves Combining Different Types Of Wood Pieces To Create A Wooden Mosaic. Designed By Kaichiro Yamada Of Kaichi Design, Hikiyose Was Awarded The Good Design Award In 2014.

Use & Care

• Avoid Long Exposure To High Temperatures And Humidity, Extreme Dryness, And Direct Sunlight, As These Can Cause Cracking Or Deformation.
• Falling Or Strong Impacts May Cause Cracking Or Breaking. Avoid Using Hard Scourers Or Sponges.
• Abrasive Agents Such As Thinner And Benzene Can Cause The Coating To Come Off.
• Hikiyose Is Not Compatible With Gas Stoves, Microwaves Ovens, Or Dishwashers.
• Avoid Soaking In Water For A Long Time, As This Can Cause Cracking Or Bending.
• Avoid Leaving Food Inside Or Keeping It Wet, As This Can Cause Staining, Mold, Or The Proliferation Of Bacteria.
• If You Mind The Smell Upon First Use, Pour Hot Water In It And Wait Three Minutes, Then Drain And Wipe It Dry Before Using.
• After Use, Wash With A Soft Sponge And Neutral Detergent Dissolved In Warm Water, Then Dry With A Cloth.

Background

La Luz Inc. Was Established In 1994 In Kanagawa, Japan. Its Factory Is Located In Odawara, A City In The Same Prefecture. The Company Specializes In Creating Unique Wooden Products, Such As Hikiyose, Using Modern Design And Traditional Manufacturing Skills.