Handcrafted Wooden Chopsticks | Yompai NZ

Handcrafted Wooden Chopsticks – Sustainable, Non-Toxic & Made to Last

Natural tools for conscious dining.
Explore our collection of handcrafted wooden chopsticks—each pair made from sustainably sourced teak and created by skilled artisans in Northern Thailand. Whether you're cooking, serving, or enjoying a meal, these chopsticks offer a simple, plastic-free way to reconnect with tradition and eat with intention.

Designed for daily use and made to last, every pair is non-toxic, food-safe, and completely free from glues, varnishes, or synthetic finishes.

 Why Choose Yompai Chopsticks?

• Made from 100% sustainably harvested teak wood

• Hand-carved using traditional tools in rural Thai villages

• Naturally non-toxic, lightweight, and durable

•  Plastic-free, chemical-free, and ethically made

• Thoughtful sets for cooking, serving, or eating

From family dinners to eco-conscious gifts, our wooden chopsticks bring beauty and purpose to the table.

Minimalist design. Maximum impact.
Choose natural. Choose handmade. Choose better—for your kitchen, your health, and the environment.

“Our handcrafted process means every piece is unique. Expect some variations in colour and grain that reflect its natural origin.”

Ethically Sourced & Shipped from Gisborne, NZ

At Yompai we see ourselves as a bridge between traditional Thai craftsmanship and the conscious New Zealand home. Our wooden chopsticks are ethically made in small batches, ensuring every purchase supports work with dignity for village artisans. We ship daily from our base in Gisborne, offering nationwide delivery and international shipping to Australia..

Shipping: NZ

Flat rate $8.50 Urban NZ wide 

Flat Rate $13.50 Rural NZ wide

Free shipping on orders over $125.

Australia: flat rate for shipping of $38 with a minimum order size of $100

Learn more about our ethically handmade cooking chopsticks here →

Discover why  Teak wood utensils are ideal for your kitchen here →

Instructions on caring for your wooden chopsticks here →

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