Sumac Wax Japanese Candles (Warōsoku)

Sumac Wax Japanese Candles (Warōsoku)Warsoku are traditional Japanese candles made of 100% natural and plant based materials. The wax derives from the nuts of sumac lacquer trees (haze) and the wicks are made of washi paper and the piths of rush plants. They burn without dripping or releasing soot and the tall flames sway gently on their own, creating a soothing and calming effect. Warsoku construction is unique and totally different from western candles. The wick materials are wrapped

Urushi is a type of tree sap and has been used in Japan for over 9000 years as a finishing material for wooden objects

¾” cube (large)

Kumihimo creates functional as well as decorative braided cords

To minimize this we recommend "seasoning" the dishes before the first use

a small ball that symbolizes continuity and good luck

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often referred simply as Red Fuji

Its beautifully simple design and prime functionality make it the last can opener you will ever need

Designed with efficiency in mind

and the table or counter will stay cool

"China braid" uses finer threads and 16 bobbins

As kiri has a very low conductivity of heat