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Solid pure titanium bamboo - joint chopsticks
Solid pure titanium bamboo - joint chopsticks
Precio habitual
$99.90 USD
Precio habitual
$199.90 USD
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$99.90 USD
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These solid pure - titanium bamboo - joint chopsticks are made of solid pure titanium. With a unique brushed thunder - pattern design and segmented color - firing process, they exude an air of refinement. Each pair is hand - crafted, requiring high - level craftsmanship, which may result in slight differences between individual pairs. The chopsticks weigh 34g, are 205mm in length and 7mm in thickness, giving them a substantial feel.
All products in our store are handmade. Through carving, inlaying, and color - firing techniques, they become unique with distinct visual expressions. (Due to the artistic nature of hand - crafted works, there may be slight differences from the pictures.) This titanium carving is colored by firing. It is resistant to acids and alkalis and will never fade. 本店所有产品均为手工制作。通过雕刻、镶嵌、烧色等工艺，使其具有独特的视觉表现力。（由于手工制作作品的艺术性质，可能与图片略有不同。）这个钛雕是烧制上色的。耐酸碱，永不褪色。
All products in our store can be customized in terms of color and shape. Please contact us.
Chopsticks are one of the three major dining utensils in the world. They were invented in China and later spread to the Chinese character cultural circle including countries and regions such as North Korea, Japan, and Vietnam. Regarding their origin, there are relevant historical records and folk legends: - **Historical Records**: The earliest chopsticks discovered in China so far are bronze chopsticks unearthed from the Yin Ruins in Anyang City, Henan Province. In the Pre-Qin period, people called chopsticks "jiā", which were mainly made of wood and were special tools for picking up things. According to the rules of etiquette, they were specifically used to pick up the dishes in the soup. During the Han Dynasty, "jiā" was gradually called "zhù". At this time, chopsticks were made of various materials, such as gold, silver, copper, iron, tin, ivory, porcelain, etc. The name "kuài zi" appeared in the Song Dynasty. On the one hand, because noodles became popular in the Song Dynasty, chopsticks became an excellent tableware for cooking and eating noodles, which promoted their popularization among the people. On the other hand, during the Song Dynasty, water transportation by canal and sea developed, and the team of boatmen grew. Since the pronunciation of "zhù" was the same as "zhù" meaning "to stop" in Chinese, it was considered unfavorable for sailing. Therefore, the term "kuài zi" gradually replaced "zhù" in common sayings. However, during the Ming and Qing dynasties, "kuài" and "zhù" were still often used alternately in written language. By the Republic of China, "kuài" was mostly used instead of "zhù" in written language. - **Folk Legends**: - **The Story of Yu the Great Controlling Floods**: It is said that when Yu the Great was controlling floods, in order to save time and avoid his hands from getting soft due to soaking in water, he used branches to pick up hot food, and these branches gradually evolved into the embryonic form of chopsticks. - **The Story of Daji Serving Food**: Daji, the favorite concubine of King Zhou of the Shang Dynasty, in order to please King Zhou, used the jade hairpin on her head to pick up the dishes when they were too hot, cooled them down and then gave them to King Zhou. Later, she ordered craftsmen to specially make two long jade hairpins for picking up dishes. This way spread to the folk, and chopsticks were born. - **The Story of Jiang Ziya Inspired by the Divine Bird**: It is said that when Jiang Ziya was fishing, a divine bird pecked his hand and signaled him not to grab the meat with his hand, but to pick it up with two pieces of bamboo. Jiang Ziya was thus inspired and invented chopsticks. In general, the birth of chopsticks is the collective wisdom of early humans. As time goes by, they have not only become practical tableware but also carried rich cultural connotations, becoming an important symbol of traditional Chinese culture. 我们店里所有的产品都可以根据颜色和形状来定制。请联系我们。
这些纯钛竹节筷子是用纯钛做的。独特的拉丝雷纹设计和分段烧色工艺，散发出精致的气息。每双鞋都是手工制作的，需要高水平的工艺，这可能会导致个别鞋对之间的细微差异。这双筷子重34克，长205毫米，厚7毫米，手感很结实。
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