Chopstick Labels

"To the Chinese, food is more than a symbol of life and health; it represents luck and prosperity. A pair of chopsticks connotes the ability to pick up and consume blessings from the rich feast of life. We present these chopsticks to you today as our wish that you receive nothing less than the best in all aspects of your life. Thank you so much for sharing this day with us."

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