A small capybara-shaped chopstick rest,
holding a pair of chopsticks.
This capybara-shaped chopstick rest is made by Kitagawa Misen Kiln, a workshop producing Arita ware in Saga Prefecture.
Design and Details
Its calm expression brings to mind a capybara soaking in a hot spring — which makes it especially charming.
The color is soft and subdued, allowing it to pair naturally with both Japanese and Western tableware.
It is slightly taller than many chopstick rests, but holds chopsticks securely along its back.
On the Table
It works well alongside other pieces from the same kiln — placed on a skateboard-shaped rest, or displayed next to bird-shaped ones.It also works nicely as a small decorative object on its own.
Small pieces like this bring a quiet sense of charm to the table.
Who These Are For
A good fit for anyone who enjoys capybaras, anyone looking for a unique Japanese ceramic gift, or anyone who wants to add a small, cheerful presence to the table.
Where to Buy
→ Rakuten
I use the gray one.
The same design is available in beige here:
→Amazon US
Key Details
- Made by Kitagawa Misen Kiln, Saga Prefecture
- Arita ware
- Slightly taller than standard chopstick rests
- Dishwasher safe
Closing
Calm, unhurried, and a little bit irresistible.
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