Natte en bambou pour Maki 巻き簾 santé Le mot Ōryōki signifie littéralement

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The Shimatani Syouryu workshop has been based in Takaoka since 1909 in the Toyama region

Natte en bambou pour Maki 巻き簾 santé Le mot Ōryōki signifie littéralementBamboo mat (Makisu) for Maki Makisu is a kitchen utensil that appeared in Japan at the end of the Edo period (19th century). It is essential for making beautiful makis, but it can also be used in making certain forms of omelettes or cakes. Why bamboo? Of course, there are Makisu made from several materials such as plastic, silicone, etc. but clearly bamboo remains the best choice. It is a flexible material, comfortable in the hand and easy to handle,