A belief about not to waste food .
Finish up every grain of rice in your bowl
or rice remains will become pockmarks
on your future spouse face. .The face in the
bowl create a delightful yet light reminder
not to waste food.
4C. Makan Pantang
The correct way to hold chopsticks show about
your table manner. The belief about how high
or low you hold the chopstick reflects on how far
your future spouse will be.
Chopstick needs to use in a symmetric and identical
pair. Never stick your chopsticks straight up vertically
in rice bowl, This resemble the joss sticks used in
Chinese funeral. A simple top bottom symmetrical
design with finger locating detail that the user will
never go wrong.
4D. Makan Pantang
Based on the old Chinese sailors, never flip
the fish during meal. This resembles capsize of
a boat. This is later translated to business belief
This plate is designed to hold the fish at a wedge
angle so that in a meal, user is able to eat both
side of the fish without the having to flip the "fish"..
