A set of everyday tools for the kitchen and the table, chosen for the small jobs you do again and again. Six stainless pieces and a Japanese cotton cloth, arranged in a half-moon gift box. It reads as a gift, and it works as one, but nothing in it is decorative. Every piece is made to be used. Made in Tsubame-Sanjo The tools are formed in Tsubame-Sanjo, Niigata, an area of Japan known for metalworking. Stainless steel, a quiet weight in the hand, easy to wipe clean and made to last. The six tools Fingertip Tongs. Short and precise, for handling delicate ingredients without touching them. Mini Tongs. The smallest, for pickles, garnishes, and small foods alongside rice. Grater Spoon. Grates ginger or garlic straight into the pan or bowl. Measuring Miso Muddler. Measures a portion of miso and stirs it smooth in one tool. Serving Tongs. Balanced for everyday serving at the table. Plating & Serving Tongs. Slotted tips for composed dishes and careful plating. The cloth A kaya-weave cotton cloth made in Japan, printed with a tongs pattern. Soft, quick to dry, and good for wiping or drying dishes. Please wash it by hand; it is not made for the machine. Prefer to start with one piece? See the full Japanese Precision Tongs collection.