Kanazawa Edible Gold Leaf (0.02g, 0.03g, 0.05g, 0.06g) from Ishikawa, Japan - Kurumira Shop

A sprinkle of luxury for a special dish - add a touch of brilliance to your table with edible gold leaf.

Elevate your dining experience with the luxurious beauty of Kanazawa edible gold leaf, a symbol of Japanese craftsmanship and elegance. Just a small sprinkle of this delicate gold transforms any dish into an extraordinary feast, adding a radiant shimmer to both sweet and savory foods. Whether it's for a special occasion or to impress guests, Kanazawa gold leaf brings sophistication to your table.

Available in various packaging options, our gold leaf is perfect for cakes, coffee, and even cookies, making each bite memorable. This edible gold leaf is made from 100% pure gold, ensuring its safety and suitability for culinary use.

Variations:

1. Gold Leaf Flakes "Kirara" (Approx. 0.03g)
   Add subtle shimmer to any dish with these small flakes.

2. Gold Leaf (Large) (Approx. 0.06g)
   A larger portion of gold leaf for more extravagant decoration.

3. Gold Leaf (Large) with Chopsticks (Approx. 0.05g)
   Includes a pair of bamboo chopsticks, ideal for gifting or enhancing a luxurious meal.

4. Gold Leaf (Large) "Cake" (Approx. 0.06g)
   Specifically designed to adorn cakes, creating a glamorous finish.

5. Gold Leaf (Large) "Coffee" (Approx. 0.06g)
   Add a golden touch to your coffee for an elegant experience.

6. Gold Leaf (Small) (Approx. 0.02g)
   A compact version of gold leaf, perfect for a light accent on desserts and beverages.

7. Gold Leaf (Small) "Ribbon" (Approx. 0.02g)
   Adorn your dishes with a ribbon-like finish of fine gold.

8. Gold Leaf (Small) "Cookie" (Approx. 0.02g)
   A touch of gold for cookies, making each one a luxurious treat.

9. Gold Leaf (Small) "Jewel" (Approx. 0.02g)
   Give your dish a jewel-like sparkle with these fine gold accents.

Material: Pure gold leaf (100% real gold)

Brand Information:

Our company was founded in 1897 (Meiji 30) in Kanazawa, Japan, an area renowned for its traditional gold leaf production. Over the years, as values and tastes changed throughout the Meiji, Taisho, and Showa eras, we adapted to meet the evolving needs of our customers. Today, we continue to create new value by blending tradition with innovation, serving as a "plus alpha" creator in the gold leaf industry. Our mission is to provide products that meet the diverse desires of our customers while preserving the rich heritage of Japanese craftsmanship.