Japanese Ash Round Tray MK-ONLY the left side (right from

the left side (right from the viewer's perspective) has been considered the superior position

is rendered in blue-green tones

Each piece is handmade using the sand casting technique where a metallic base is made by pouring hot metal into a hardened sand mold

Komainu were introduced to Japan from China and became popular as indoor decorative elements during the Nara period (710 CE–794 CE)

chopstick holders

Japanese Ash Round Tray MK-ONLY the left side (right fromThis lightweight and durable round tray, made from Japanese ash wood, boasts a simple design that enhances any table setting, while also being easy to hold. It can be used to place a meal for one person, a tea set, or a sake set on the table to make it a sophisticated table setting. This finish brings out the color and grain of solid Japanese ash wood. Japanese ash is popular for its natural, light color and beautiful grain that varies in color depth