[Chopsticks Nosuke]

Won the Good Design Award for a collaboration with appearance, texture, and ease of use made by shaved sandalwood wood to make it as close as possible to normal chopsticks. The grip conforms to the base of the index finger and thumb for the same finger movement as using tweezers. Recommended for those who are not sick, but have recently been spilled and unable to use chopsticks. The simple design of the chopsticks is narrow and can be held deep between the thumb and index finger, which is shaped to compensate for stability. Not dishwasher or dryer safe. For left or right hand use. Features: The design and texture is not just for nursing care. Very light at about 1.2 oz (35 g). The inner pinch is flat and has carved non-slip grooves. It has a guide mechanism to allow the tips to match naturally. Unique curve with natural chopsticks provides stability and fit.

Spoon/Fork:

Each piece is made from shaved sandalwood wood.Both have a large curved wide "handle) and a trigger lug underneath.By holding it using the nibs or sanding it between the deformed fingers, even those who do not have a strong grip can have a natural grip without slipping in their hand. Unlike metal, it is made of wood and is soft to the touch. It is so light that it reduces the burden of those who care for when using it for dietary care. Use for people with rheumatoid and those who have deformed their fingers or for food care. Not dishwasher or dryer safe. Designed and textured for caregiver.The lightest weight in the industry is approximately 0.5 oz (15 g). Not too thick to hold between deformed fingers. It does not slip when in use, and has a non-slip grip on your fingers to slide or hang it. This is a left and right model.