Ginger grater 'Sitaku' | Kihara

Ginger grater from the 'Sitaku' series
Design: Makoto Koizumi
Manufacturer: Kihara Inc., Arita
Material: White porcelain
Dimensions: Ø 10 cm
Made in Japan

A must-have for the (Japanese) kitchen: a simple, elegantly shaped vessel with a circular grating surface made of small teeth, a surrounding groove for collecting the grated ingredients, and a spout. Suitable for ginger, garlic, and wasabi. The Sitaku collection includes numerous kitchen utensils in a modular, minimalist design. They are space-saving because they are stackable and look wonderful displayed on the dining table. From the same series: a lemon squeezer and a mortar and pestle .

Kihara Inc., a Japanese porcelain manufacturer based in Arita, the cradle of Japanese porcelain, was founded in 1955 and today combines 400 years of craftsmanship with 3D design and high-tech.

Furniture and product designer Makoto Koizumi founded Koizumi Studios in Tokyo in 1990. His award-winning designs range from chopstick rests and furniture to larger architectural projects.