Last week, I attended a friend’s wedding, which was the first one in years for me! I even had to search online to check if a white tie was still appropriate. It was a moving ceremony, and it brought back memories of my own wedding.
This week, we’re thrilled to announce 26 new items, including chopsticks from the stunning KURABI Series, which perfectly blend Japanese elegance with modern practicality.
This Week’s Highlight: The KURABI Series
The KURABI Series features chopsticks inspired by the elegant hues of traditional Japanese ceramic glazes. Each pair is a testament to the craftsmanship behind Japanese tableware.
The beautifully lacquered handles are so mesmerizing that they catch your eye instantly.
The deep blue packaging adds a sophisticated, modern touch, making these chopsticks a perfect gift option.
The tips of the chopsticks are designed for precision and ease, and they are dishwasher-safe, making them ideal for daily use.
More New Arrivals This Week
This week, we have introduced 26 new items, including the KURABI Series and many other exquisite pieces of Japanese tableware.
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Please consider stocking up. Ordering is easy through our website!
A Walk Down Memory Lane
Last week’s wedding inspired me to revisit my own wedding memories. While I couldn’t share photos of my friend’s wedding online, here are some glimpses of my wedding back in 2009.
A custom photo cutout board we made for our wedding.
Instead of a typical welcome board, we decided to create this unique photo cutout board for guests to take pictures. It was a big hit!
Decorations on our wedding cake
Our wedding theme featured frogs and penguins, and these decorations sat atop our cake for about a year before we had to say goodbye to them due to mold!
The wedding venue in Ena City during our planning visit
The venue, located in Ena City, is no longer operational, but it holds a special place in my heart.
I considered sharing more personal photos, but they felt a bit too embarrassing for this space, so I’ll leave it at this!
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