A chopstick rest is an accessory for chopsticks—like a little pillow that keeps them from rolling off the table. Originally, chopstick rests began as folded wrappers from disposable chopsticks; by folding the paper and tucking the chopsticks on it, they would not touch the table surface.

This time Grandma brought glass chopstick rests—“Glass Little Flower” and “Night Festival.” Each piece varies in shape, glassy and translucent, with a gently indented center that cradles the chopsticks. The blend of practicality and visual charm captures the idea that small things can be beautiful: “micro is beauty.”