Chopstick Holder Persimmon | Japanese Ceramic Hashioki

Celebrate the warmth and abundance of the Japanese autumn with this beautifully crafted chopstick holder (hashioki) shaped like a persimmon (kaki) — a vividly coloured ceramic piece that honours one of Japan's most beloved and culturally resonant seasonal fruits.

The persimmon (kaki) is one of the defining fruits of the Japanese autumn — its deep, burnished orange a familiar sight in gardens, markets, and countryside landscapes across Japan as the leaves begin to turn. Eaten fresh, dried into the traditional hoshigaki (dried persimmon), or used in wagashi (Japanese sweets) and seasonal cooking, kaki is a fruit that speaks of harvest, abundance, and the quiet pleasures of the autumn table. In Japanese art and poetry, the persimmon has long been celebrated as a symbol of autumn's richness — appearing in haiku, woodblock prints, and the seasonal menus of kaiseki restaurants across the country. This ceramic hashioki captures that spirit of autumnal warmth with artisanal care, keeping your chopsticks hygienically off the table while adding a richly seasonal accent to any dining setting.

• Design: Persimmon (kaki) motif
• Material: Ceramic
• Use: Chopstick rest (hashioki), table decoration
• Origin: Made in Japan

A warmly autumnal, culturally rich piece for your table — a perfect seasonal gift for lovers of Japanese food culture and the beauty of the Japanese autumn.