Mortar Bowl with Pestle card holder Engineered by Yoshita Handi-Design Studio

Engineered by Yoshita Handi-Design Studio in Kogane City

which consists of wood pulp and polyolefin and is made using the washi-suki paper manufacturing method

It can be used in a variety of ways

round river pebbles

This towel was designed by Japanese textile brand Mills Studio and handwoven in a family workshop in the western Indian district of Kutch

Mortar Bowl with Pestle card holder Engineered by Yoshita Handi-Design StudioThe mortar bowl is made using traditional Iwami clay that has excellent durability. The silicone base keeps the bowl from shifting during use. This bowl is perfect for making things such as crushing nuts and seeds, making salad dressing, and grinding herbs or spice mixes. Features a spout for pouring. The wooden surikogi stick (pestle) is perfect to help with grinding food evenly and easily. Made in Japan