Laib Wooden Chopstick Gift Set:
The Laib Chopstick Gift Set includes five pairs of hardwood chopsticks (hashi) as well as a thoughtful gift box. are an important element of every genuine ese meal’s table arrangement, and eating with chopsticks slows down your eating, thus using them might help you eat less! European chopsticks have a smaller tip than Chinese chopsticks, making them (in our opinion) simpler to use! To go along with your purchase, we recommend getting an ese chopstick rest, which will keep your chopsticks from staining or rolling off your table.
PRODUCT CHARACTERISTICS:
Non-slip design, lightweight and simple to handle, especially for novices; you will not become fatigued after prolonged usage. Natural, eco-friendly, food-grade lacquer from the lacquer tree is used to coat our goods, making them safe for both children and adults! Chopsticks that have been lacquered will not discolour or spoil when they come into touch with food, allowing them to be used for extended periods of time.
SPECIAL TREATMENT:
Passivating treatment on top to prevent unforeseen injuries when using; spiral shape on upper portion makes it easier and more pleasant to grip them.
APPLICATIONS:
Suitable for usage in the house, hotel, restaurant, and travel; it can also be used as a hairpin, making it a nice gift option. Sushi Night, Noodle Soup, Rice Bowl, Shabu-shabu, Korean BBQ, and other Asian-style dinner parties.
Chopsticks can be presented as a blessing or a present in Chinese culture, in addition to being used to consume meals.
In Chinese culture, gifts symbolize happiness. During a holiday or a birthday, Chinese people prefer to present friends or family a set of chopsticks as a symbol of “happy.”
Chinese individuals also gift pairs of chopsticks to their business colleagues, in addition to friends and relatives. Because chopsticks are meant to be used in pairs, they are associated with tight “cooperation” between two partners in business in Chinese culture. Remember, however, not to gift your partners chopsticks. If you do, they will believe you are suspicious of them.
Chopsticks are more commonly given as wedding or Valentine’s Day gifts. Parents, relatives, and friends present a pair of chopsticks to the newlywed couple in the hopes that they would “never separate from one other.” They also anticipate the newlywed pair “giving birth to a kid as soon as feasible.” Chopsticks can also be used as a sign of affection between couples. In Chinese tradition, a pair of chopsticks signifies the intention to “live as a couple forever.”
