Chopstick case4 Pack of 12set fancy paper sleeves for chopsticks Japanese event

This is a pack of 6×2 set identical Origami chopstick sleeves, folded with precision to keep chopsticks clean and in place prior to eating. Case : W4×H15cm (W1.6×H5.9(in)) chopstick : W1.2×H24cm (W0.47×H9.5(in)) Packege : W16×H26 cm (W6.3 × H10.3 (in)) weight : 64.5g×2 I chose a Japanese paper that depicts Japanese events and seasons for a year. January: It is customary to visit the seven gods during the New Year holidays in Japan. (Shichifukujin) February: On the 3rd, we roll beans to get rid of the demons that bring evil spirits, and eat "FUTOMAKI" (Rice roll) in the hope of good health. (Setsubun) March: We will decorate the dolls on the 3rd, hoping for the growth of the girl. (Hinamatsuri) April: The spring season comes and the cherry blossoms are in full bloom. May: On the 5th, we will decorate dolls, helmets (Kabuto), and carp streamers (Koinobori) in hopes of the boy's growth. (Tango no sekku) June: There are many rainy days, and the hydrangea is in full bloom (Ajisai). (Tsuyu) July: On the 7th, we will decorate the bamboo grass with a wish card (Tanzaku). And we pray to the stars. (Tanabata) August: Fire big fireworks for the repose of a soul. (Obon, Hanabi) September: On the 9th, we drink chrysanthemum liquor, decorate the room with chrysanthemums, and wish for good health and longevity. (Chouyou no sekku) October: Leaves such as mountains turn yellow or red all at once. (Kouyou) November: November: Various fruits such as grapes and apples can be eaten deliciously in autumn. (Shokuyoku no Aki) December: Camellia is a typical winter flower and is in full bloom. (Tsubaki) Perfect for a dinner party, wedding, or everyday use! It can also be given as a small gift. Each chopstick sleeve is a unique design (no duplicates in the set). Chopsticks are set. Knives and forks other than chopsticks can also be used. These fancy chopstick sleeves are a wonderful way to dress up your place settings. Information on how to use chopsticks and Japanese food eat manners is also included.