Sansho Surikogi Wooden Pestle Size:Medium from the Eco period to

from the Eco period to the 20th century

Materials: Bamboo

are Japanese potters who continue to make Kyo-yaki and Kiyomizu-yaki ceramics in Kyoto

Woven Storage Baskets: Handwoven by skilled artisans in Laos for Mujo's permanent collection

Each bag is individually hand-woven on a manual loom thread by thread

Sansho Surikogi Wooden Pestle Size:Medium from the Eco period toProduct Description This Sansho Surikogi (or Sansho Wooden Pestle) is to be paired with a Suribachi (Japanese mortar or grinding bowl). It is often regarded as an essential to any Japanese kitchen. The Japanese mortar and pestle allows for a greater degree of control when bruising, crushing, grinding or pounding ingredients. Handcrafted in Kagoshima, Japan from Sansho (Japanese Prickly Ash) found in the foothills of Kirishima. This is the wood