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Cast iron
We are honored to be working with the renowned 16th generation of Suzuki Morihisa. In this collection centuries of technique blend with traditional shapes and modern design.
Tou Stone
Organic shapes reveled from 400,000-year-old stone, this project gives a second life to stone that would otherwise would have gone to waste.
Sekimori Ishi
Traditional guidance stones used in Japanese tea houses made with high quality granite, upcycled from the offcuts of stone used for Tōrō towers.
Tsum
Noren + Tapestries
The dynamic collection of handcrafted wall pieces and room dividers ranging from shibori tie dyeing to rope making.
Pillow Cases
Handstitched using repurposed textiles, the Sashiko Pillow Cover has a subtle yet intricate embroidered pattern.
Canvases
Artistic works featuring traditional styles: hikizome brush dyeing by Nakajima Takeshi and indigo dye on washi canvas by Awagami Washi.
Enza seat cushion
Transform any area in your home into a seating area with these handwoven Enza, a timeless piece that seamlessly blends in with modern interiors.
Warazaiku
After the fall harvest, craftspeople braid rice straw into intricate amulets, each one bearing a unique blessing.
POJ Studio X NORM ARCHITECTS
Joinery Stool
A collaboration between Danish architectural design and Japanese craftsmanship, these stools embody the ethos of clean, sustainable design.
Chochin pendants
Made of washi paper, this lantern shade emanates a soft and gentle glow, creating a serene ambiance in any room.
Myoshu Vases
Incorporate Wabi-sabi into your home with this breathtaking vase collection by one of the most talented potters in Japan
Orin
Japanese singing bowls that are right-sized for focus and meditation, anywhere, anytime.
Bamboo
Screens and tableware created from bamboo slats that add a traditional aesthetic to your home.
Miyagawa Mirrors
Embody the harmony that comes from combining modern design with age-old technique.
Nakagawa
Nakagawa is paving the way for craftsmen all across the world, displaying the beauty of evolving tradition by incorporating design into his work like no other.
Last of its kind
These are last-chance items that won't be restocked. If you want to be the sole proprietor of a unique piece of Japan, this is your opportunity.
