[Red sandalwood inlaid with gold inlaid with jade chopsticks]
Red sandalwood inlaid with gold inlaid with jade chopsticks, clear, 28.7cm long
Chopsticks are paired. Each branch is composed of four sections. The materials from top to bottom are red sandalwood, jade, red sandalwood and gold. Two sections of red sandalwood are inlaid with gold and silver patterns, and the gold and jade sections are both plain. The end of the chopsticks is a jade lotus bud
Chopsticks, commonly known as chopsticks, are food utensils. This chopsticks should be a set of gold inlaid red sandalwood handle jade crown fruit fork and gold inlaid red sandalwood handle jade crown leaking spoon
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