Honma Kazuo Shoten Straw Trivet Paper I would use his typewriter

I would use his typewriter to write letters and use his stamp to seal the envelopes

followed with angling the end cap to the correct refill label (ie

This handy companion folds flat when not in use

Named after the dry creeks of the Sonoran Desert

Honma Kazuo Shoten Straw Trivet Paper I would use his typewriterLocated on Sado Island, these traditional straw trivets are hand woven by grandfathers and grandmothers in Niigata Prefecture. The donut shape increases stability for pots and pans of all shapes, including pots with rounded bottoms. Made of natural materials with a simple, gratifying texture makes this functional tool just as pleasing to the eye and have also been hung as decoration. The second photo shows sizes Small and Medium.