The Japanese sunny-side-up fried egg, handcrafted as a tiny piece of food art. This sunny-side-up fried-egg keyring is made by Tsukasa Sample (つかさサンプル), a family-run food-replica workshop in Kawasaki, Japan, recognised as Kawasaki Meister — the city's highest honour for master craftspeople — across two generations since 1973. Each piece is sculpted from vinyl resin and hand-painted: the glossy golden yolk, the slightly translucent white edges, the crispy rim where the egg met the pan. Because every keyring is built and painted by hand, no two are the same. The fried egg (medamayaki — literally "eyeball-grill") is a Japanese breakfast staple and the most common bento box companion. Japan consumes more eggs per capita than almost anywhere else in the world. Details Hand-sculpted vinyl resin (ビニル樹脂), painted by hand Approx. 65mm (L) × 45mm (W) × 12mm (H); ~21g (charm only) Ball-chain keyring attachment included (style may vary slightly) Made by Tsukasa Sample, est. 1973 — Kawasaki Meister certified Handmade in Kawasaki, Japan. Care: Wipe with a soft dry cloth. Avoid direct sunlight and extreme heat. Do not submerge in water.
