Moribashi Plating Chopsticks - Hexagonal Ebony Handle
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Description
Moribashi are the specialized chopsticks Japanese chefs use to plate sashimi, arrange garnishes, and compose small dishes with precision. Kanaguchi Manufacturing has made moribashi in Miki City, Hyogo Prefecture since 1929, and remains the only producer in Japan to handle the entire process in-house, from forging the metal tips to shaping the wooden handles.
The handle of these moribashi is turned from ebony, a dense hardwood with a tight, lustrous grain that deepens with polishing. The hexagonal profile prevents rolling on the work surface and allows for precise repositioning between fingers during plating. The tip is heat-treated stainless steel, joined to the handle by a stainless steel collar.
Details
Material: SUS420J2 stainless steel, SUS304 stainless steel, striped ebony
Dimensions:
- 165 mm: 6.5" tip / 12" total (165 mm / 305 mm)
- 150 mm: 5.9" tip / 11.4" total (150mm / 290mm)
- 135 mm: 5.3" tip / 10.8" total (135mm / 275mm)
Country of Origin: Japan
Care
- Hand wash only with a neutral detergent and a soft sponge or cloth. Do not soak.
- Dry thoroughly before storing in a dry environment, preferably laid flat or in a protective sleeve to preserve the tip.
- Avoid prolonged contact with highly acidic or salt-rich ingredients.
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Moribashi Plating Chopsticks - Hexagonal Ebony Handle
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About Kanaguchi
Kanaguchi brings generations of Japanese metalworking expertise to professional plating chopsticks. The company's approach draws from their original specialty: the tekagi, a hand-forged hook used for lifting and moving heavy loads in fishing and cargo work. That tradition of forging tools for strength, balance, and precise control carries through to these kitchen implements, which feel solid, stable, and intentional in hand.
Operating under the Hishi-Kaneka brand name since 1929, Kanaguchi is the only manufacturer in Japan to manage the entire process in-house, from forging the fire-hardened stainless steel tips to shaping the wooden handles. Each pair pairs a forged steel shaft with a hand-finished wood grip engineered for comfort and control during extended use. Built to withstand high heat and daily handling, these plating chopsticks are designed for the delicate work of turning, lifting, and composing dishes with precision, serving both professional kitchens and dedicated home cooks.