Chopstick Art
Chopstick Soap Dish
Chopstick Soap Dish
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Constructed using recycled bamboo chopsticks, this soap dish looks great and has ample ventilation to let your soap dry after use. No more gunk on the bottom of the bar!
All chopsticks are thoroughly sanitized before being assembled. Coloring is done with tea leaves, natural plant dyes, and food coloring. One of the coolest features is that they can be easily folded and stored when not in use! Wash with soap and water—although that seems redundant for a soap dish, doesn't it?
These are made to look very similar or identical. The item you are purchasing should look like the one shown in the picture(s).
About Chopstick Art
About Chopstick Art
Adventurous, curious, and entrepreneurial, Bryan was an American living in China. While eating lunch with single-use chopsticks, Bryan asked his dining companion the question that would ultimately lead to his founding of Chopstick Art: How many chopsticks are thrown away every year in China?
The answer is startling. Billions of single-use chopsticks are consumed annually. Even more shocking is the estimated 25 million trees and bamboo plants used yearly to make these chopsticks. In this waste, Bryan saw an opportunity to upcycle the discarded chopsticks into a line of home accessory products.
Chopstick Art, based in Portland, Oregon, collects post-use, single-use bamboo chopsticks from restaurants and sanitizes them at extremely high temperatures. They're then sorted, colored, and assembled into repurposed decor for your home. These exquisite designs pair Eastern aesthetics with Western conservationism to complement any decor.
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