Jiyu Kajin-Chopstick Rest -Gold

Mizuhiki chopstick rests with five-color blooming flowers
This is a set of chopstick rests made in Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture, by Jiyu Kahito.
There are a total of 133 colors, ranging from classic traditional Japanese colors to light pastel colors to lame colors.
This set of chopstick rests uses five colors of mizuhiki from those 133 colors, bordered with gold.The cute flower-like shape is a traditional mizuhiki knot called the "ume-knot.
This "plum knot" has the meaning of "being tied tightly and not coming undone," and is one of the most common knots used at weddings and other celebratory occasions.