Set of Five Yamanaka-nuri Chataku cast iron bottle opener On February 3rd people throw

On February 3rd people throw soybeans at oni to drive evil spirits away during the annual Setsubun festival

1948) was born in Shiga Prefecture

It is made of wood and the interior is decorated with a gold makie depiction of a dragon over a vermillion lacquered base

Wajima nuri refers to lacquerware produced in Ishikawa Prefecture

and works alongside his son Tetsuo

Set of Five Yamanaka-nuri Chataku cast iron bottle opener On February 3rd people throw*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a set of five Yamanaka nuri chataku made around 20 years ago. They are made of wood and coated in glossy dark brown lacquer, and each piece features a pair of white and gold flowers. The lacquer also serves to protect the wood underneath from oil and water. The set is simple yet elegant, and perfect for everyday use.