Oroshigane Japanese Grater Sumitani Saburo has long been considered a

has long been considered a symbol of strength and resilience

Kishu is an old name for Wakayama prefecture where Mount Kōya is situated

thus an image of a plum blossom is printed on the belly of the bird

The black and silver trays are made of aluminum and act as a perfect base for incense holders

These cast iron monkey hooks are traditional Japanese household items that were originally used in flower arrangements to hang vases

Oroshigane Japanese Grater Sumitani Saburo has long been considered aThis classic Japanese style grater is perfect for grating a small amount of foods such as ginger, garlic, or citrus zest. Unlike a box grater, the grated food stays on the grater. To clean, simply hold the grater under running water; the water pressure splashes away any food residue. Because it is made of stainless steel, it feels heavy for its size. The weight gives the grater steadiness so the grating occurs in a smooth motion. The sharp teeth turn