Nom, nom, nom
Paper tableware by Wasara could redefine my definition of a picnic. This Tokyo-based company creates eco-friendly goods, made with reed pulp, bamboo and sugarcane waste. Each dish is designed to be held while a person eats. But more than anything, I admire the simplicity. Considering that cooking can be such a blissful experience, shouldn't consuming the end result be that way too? Wasara dishes are sold in stores throughout Japan, and are also available on the company's Web site.
Labels: design, Japan, kitchen, paperproducts, picnic, tableware, Wasara


2 Comments:
I believe "nom nom nom" is a direct reference to the best LOL cat picture ever of snails on plants. Also, this pottery is amazing and I am feeling very inspired by your blog. I think I'll go home and do something creative...
Thanks, Kim! Your comment made my day. Thanks so much for reading!
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