A set of Chinese tableware--chopsticks, dipping saucer, salt jar--in the shape of traditional writing implements (with the sauce holder modeled after an ink tray) makes you feel as if you are filling your stomach with ink every time you dip into the condiments. An unappetizing concept, a Westerner might think, but perfectly sensible when you remember the Taiwanese saying used to compliment the well-read: "a stomach full of ink."
另一款筆墨紙硯造型的筷子、醬油碟、鹽罐，讓你感覺每一次沾醬料時，好像沾滿了墨汁往肚裡送，吃著吃著人也「滿腹墨水」有學問起來了，一組 1,680 元。