Asakura Furniture Hagoromo Turner

A wooden turner made from straight-grained timber, valued in traditional Japanese interiors for its flexibility and resistance to warping.
Weighing just 20 g with a 3 mm-thick blade, it is adept at stirring and turning food, from everyday stir-fries to rolled omelettes.
Wood is less likely to scratch other cookware.

Size: L300 × D50 × H13 mm
Material: Snow Beech from Uonuma, Niigata, Japan
Blade: Echigo cedar
Country of origin: Japan (Niigata)

Use and care
Keep out of the microwave.
Wash by hand.
Do not use in the oven.
Do not use over direct heat.

Care and Precautions
Dry thoroughly before storing to help prevent mould.
Wipe dry promptly after washing and do not leave wet for long periods.
Excessive force or strong impacts may cause breakage. Do not use it to scrape hard deposits, as this may damage the wood's natural flexibility.

Asakura Furniture
Asakura Furniture has made traditional solid-paulownia chests since its founding in 1950.
Sourcing the paulownia timber is an essential part of making a kiri chest. Since its founding, Asakura Furniture has managed production from the raw logs onwards,
The company buys its own logs and works with a partner sawmill, specifying how the wood is cut and the thickness of each board.