Product Description
Fill this Wooden Dumpling Storage Box with your favourite dumplings or gyoza while they are being made. The lid helps lock moisture inside the dumplings while you are continuing to fold them, until they are all ready to cook. The stackable feature is designed for maximum capacity, so you can store more with minimal space. Also suitable for storing handmade noodles and pasta.
Details
Made in Japan.
Materials: uncoated spruce wood
Measurements: 33.5 x 26 x H5cm
As each piece is handmade using natural materials organic variations in wood colour and grain will be present.
Care: We recommend placing parchment paper or a cloth down on the bottom for easy cleaning, and to prevent the box from getting stained. After use hand wipe well along the grain of the wood with a damp soft sponge, and allow to dry completely before storing. Do not submerge in water. Not dishwasher safe. Avoid direct sunlight for prolonged periods.
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All orders ship from Perth, W.A. Australia.
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Based in Gifu Prefecture, Japan, Yamaco specialises in wood crafts, and has sought to achieve unity between Japanese beauty and function since 1972. The Japanese word youbi, translates to “functional beauty,” where the essential beauty of something is revealed through functional use.
