I have never been good with chopsticks, every time I tried my hands on them it backfired, leaving me completely embarrassed. Well, that my experience with these small, yet tricky eating utensils. But, I believe you don’t have the same story to tell, so these stylish and colorful chopsticks are sure to grab your attention. Designed by Yuento Design for Idea International, “My Hashi” are colored chopsticks made from bamboo. They come in polycarbonate pack that has a convenient foothold and silicon cap. Flaunting a wide range of colors like pink, orange, red, blue, green, black and white, these good looking chopsticks are reasonably priced at $16.
hashi bamboo chopsticks
Via: DesignerBlog
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