SKATER Korilakkuma Lunch Combi Set Chopsticks, Spoon & Case 6.5 inches

Product description

This Skater Korilakkuma & Koguma Lunch Set is the perfect accessory for fans of the Rilakkuma. The design of this set is inspired by Korilakkuma and Koguma, in the beautiful pastel colours with accents of sakura pink.

The SKATER Lunch Combi Set includes a chopstick and spoon set with antibacterial processing for enhanced hygiene. This set is dishwasher safe for easy cleaning. The case for chopsticks comes with cushion that prevents the sound of chopsticks moving inside. The set features a case for storage and is made of silicone and acrylic material.

Without a doubt, this item is not only perfect for kitchen storage and organization, but also for bringing it to university, school, or work, and when the weather permits, picnics in the park! It’s a must have item in the ladies’ handbag to make your life convenient and add a little touch of beauty to it.

Whether you’re looking for a great gift for someone who loves kawaii accessories or fans of Korilakkuma, this item will surely steal one’s hearts and be one of the most practical purchases!

Product features

• Set contents: Chopsticks + Spoon + Case
• Chopsticks Length 18cm (for adults)
• Spoon = Total length 18cm
• Case Width 18.8 x Depth 4.7 x Height 1.8cm
• Country of origin: Japan
• Dishwasher safe
• Materials: Lid = AS resin Main body spoon = ABS resin Chopsticks = Methacrylic resin Cushion = Silicone resin

Further information

Korilakkuma (lit. "Little relaxing bear") is a cream white bear introduced in Rilakkuma Seikatsu in 2003. Like Rilakkuma, it appeared in Kaoru’s apartment one day and was named by Kiiroitori. It has a red button on its chest and does not appear to be a real bear.

It has a mischievous personality and loves pranks. In Rilakkuma Seikatsu, which describes his origin story, He appears one day in the apartment of a female office worker named Kaoru, who only appears as a silhouette.

Chairoikoguma lives in the Honey Forest and is friends with Korilakkuma. and it seems to represent a real bear, he’s also super cute!