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Wood & bamboo tableware of chi paint Keep your counters and stove top clean with this beautiful wood & bamboo standing spoon rest. It is perfect for holding your ladles or large spoons. Lacquers are used to prevent tarnishing and to maintain the polished look. While wood cookware often comes with a lacquer that needs to be removed before use, the lacquer on the spoon rest does not require removal.

Chi paint tableware is made of natural rhus lacquer. Any of various shrubs or small trees of the genus Rhus, having compound leaves, clusters of small greenish flowers, and usually red, hairy fruit. Some species, such as the poison ivy and poison oak, cause an acute itching rash on contact.

The Chinese tree Rhus verniciflua (syn. Toxicodendron vernicifluum), or lacquer sumach, produces a white, poisonous secretion that can be used to coat objects in different colors. Chinese art uses almost exclusively red and black as colorings, very rarely gold. After varnishing, a second layer of lacquer can be applied, and layers up to thirty are no rarity. The lacquer will dry exclusively in a dark and moist atmosphere, making the production of lacquer ware a secret for a long time. Lacquer ware has in most cases a gleaming polished surface or is inlaid with different materials like gold, silver, jade, ivory or mother-of-pearl. The oldest examples of lacquered goods come from tombs of pre-Shang cultures.

Rhus lacquer is very resistant against alkalis and acids and thus was a widespread art material. The characteristic element that gives the lacquer its distinctive features is called "urushiol" (from the Japanese word for lacquer, urushi). It made possible native designs in Burma and Japan, both famous for their lacquer ware. The Chinese character for lacquer (qi) is a picture of liquid dropping from a tree. The modern form adds water as the determinant

The sap can be used as a varnish or a lacquer. It is obtained by incision of the stem, which is best done in mid-summer. The lacquer is frequently used in tableware, it requires a damp atmosphere in which to dry and harden, a moist cave being ideal. It is resistant to acids, alkalis, alcohol and temperatures up to 70°c.

Some lacquer ware is actually not made from lacquer, it is only coated with. Unearthed from a tomb in Hunan from the early Warring States period Zhan-guo, we find a wonderful piece of a liquid container. It has the shape of twisted and intertwined dragons, some of them in simple black, and some of them with red patterns. The body is made of wood and covered with lacquer.

Wood & bamboo tableware of chi paint of TP is not only elegant but also colorful. It is usually ships within 1 to 2 business days. Natural wood and a uniquely designed wavy handle give this serving/mixing spoon its distinctive, crazy look. Made in China, this spoon offers a large, shallow head that has 11 holes for straining liquid, sauce or oil. Its stylish and functional appearance makes it ideal for both serving and mixing, especially for fishing out wontons, dumplings or meatballs. Hand wash recommended.

Bamboo and Lacquer Ladle: Sip soups and slurp noodles with the help of this stylish ladle. Its handle is made of sturdy bamboo, while the flat-bottomed well is made of black lacquered wood. It is perfect for Asian dishes like udon, wonton soup, and shabu shabu. Hand wash recommended.

Red Lacquer Textured Soup Spoon 10039: Usually ships within 1 to 2 business days. Detailed Description: A traditional Asian soup spoon is with a stylish, modern edge. Textured dimples add extra detail to this unique-looking spoon, which is made of wood with a lacquer finish. Mostly red with black accents, this eye-catching spoon will bring unexpected style to your table. It is complimenting all types of dinnerware. Hand wash recommended.

Wood & bamboo tableware of Chi Paint is handmade by Bamboo in TP is health and safety and is used to prevent tarnishing and to maintain the polished look. (Note that Bamboo works only with manufacturing partners who demonstrate a commitment to health and safety, environmental protection and fair labor practices. In turn, Bamboo, supports and reinforces worker health and safety measures, and funds international third-parity auditing procedures.). Materials: 100% organically-grown bamboo, non-toxic water-based adhesive, natural lacquer (derived from the cashew nut tree), food-safe polyurethane. It is ideal for serving hot or cold foods, or for displaying fruit, they clean easily with warm soapy water or a damp cloth

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