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IKKAI Ceramics
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These sage chopstick holders are small, simple pieces designed to sit beautifully beside your sage matcha bowls. Each one is shaped by hand with soft, rounded edges and a clean, minimal form that feels natural on the table.
The glossy sage glaze settles gently over the clay, creating subtle variations in tone and surface. Some have a soft speckle, others a smoother finish — every piece slightly different, every one unique.
They’re just right for resting your chopsticks or matcha spoon. A small, honest piece that brings a little calm to your table or tea moment.
Please note: The matcha spoon is not included, but can be added to complete your tea setup.
These little rests are part of the rhythm in my studio—small moments of focus between bowls and bigger forms. I love how something so simple can add so much care to a table. They’re great when you’re setting up for dinner, or just making a quiet bowl of matcha in the afternoon.
They hold a chashaku or a pair of chopsticks with ease, keeping everything clean and peaceful. And since they’re all shaped by hand, each one feels personal—like it belongs to your home, not just your kitchen.
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Every piece you see here is handmade by me in my studio. The name "IKKAI" means "one time," because no two pieces are ever exactly the same. I love making ceramics that bring beauty and calm to your everyday moments, like this Sky Blue Matcha Bowl.
I’d love to see how you use your Chopstick Rests! Tag me on Instagram @ikkai.ceramics to share your photos or follow along for behind-the-scenes updates and inspiration.

I love this Matcha bowl. It is utterly stunning as an object and it is also extremely functional. I love using it almost on a daily basis or even just looking at it.
Loved how it was packed, arrived safely and is now my new favorite mug!
Stunning matcha bowl!! A true eye catcher and I'm very pleased to work with it. Many thanks Abel for making this beautiful art work!
Fantastic tableware!
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