Meet Keizan Kiln. Established in 1957 in a picturesque Arita Valley town, Keizan Kiln is a testament to the rich natural beauty of its surroundings. At their core, they strive to provide products that seamlessly integrate into your daily routine.
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The Japanese tea ceremony is not just about drinking tea. It is a profound practice that reflects the core values of the Japanese culture. Join us on this journey and discover the true essence of the Japanese tea ceremony.
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Meet Arai Koubou. Arai Koubou's teapots are a fusion of Kyoto and Nanbu techniques, representing the epitome of luxurious ironwork. These exquisite creations embody a stunning blend of history, sculpture, and craftsmanship. Link in bio.
Prepare to be enchanted by the symphony of artistry and tradition that has been carefully composed over centuries. In this guide, we invite you to embark on a visual and intellectual odyssey through the world of Japanese pottery. Link in bio to read more.
Meet Hozan Kiln. Nestled in the charming town of Imbe, Bizen City, lies the renowned 'Hometown of Bizen Pottery' they have dedicated themselves to creating countless masterpieces, resulting in breathtaking Bizen Ware Pottery that truly captivates the senses.
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Meet Yamasho (@lwaonl). Throughout an impressive eight-decade journey, Yamasho Pottery has passionately embraced the art of crafting exquisite ceramics. Discover the allure of Shigaraki Ware in every meticulously crafted piece.
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In the wake of the 2024 Noto Peninsula Earthquake, our thoughts are with all those affected, and we pray for the safety of the community. To contribute to the recovery efforts, we will donate 1000 yen for every order placed on omakase from 1/5 - 2/29 2024. https://t.co/zb8ZjfkL1i
Meet our new artisan M.M. Yoshihashi (@mmyoshihashi). They contribute to the ceramic world by crafting forms that seamlessly blend into everyday life. Their distinctive method beautifully mixes traditional and modern living, rediscovering the timeless beauty of 'wa.' Link in bio
Inspired by classic Taisho period designs, these lidded Edo Kiriko glasses by HIrota Glass, weave a symphony of colors and reflections. Perfect for tableware or as an eye-catching candle holder. Let the stunning symphony of colors and light reflections mesmerize you. Link in bio.
Meet DENSHIRO, masters of Kaba-zaiku (wild cherry bark work). These talented artisans also tirelessly work to preserve the area that gifts them this bark. This beautiful tea canister adds a touch of natural elegance to your everyday life. More info in bio.
Meet Suruga Bamboo Sensuji Zaiku. Crafting elegant bamboo ware using a traditional art form from Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan. Skillfully handmade by 12 skilled artisans, delicate vases, accessory cases, and more showcase a timeless blend of Edo-period techniques and modern design.
Japanese knives stand as unparalleled gifts for chefs and home cooks alike. When selecting the ideal knife as a gift, there are many factors to consider - from type to care to cultural factors. Let us help guide you in choosing the perfect knife gift.
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Embrace the spirit of giving with our curated list of top 10 Japanese gifts, just in time for the holiday season. Discover exquisite craftsmanship and timeless elegance from the finest artisans across Japan. Link in bio to read more.
Meet Kutani Bitouen. Handmade with precision, each dish blends durability with everyday comfort. Bitouen's warm and user-friendly tableware serves as luxurious souvenirs and gifts and captures the timeless allure of Japanese craftsmanship.
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This beautiful Tsugaru-Nuri Katakuchi sake pourer combines exquisite beauty, and robustness, ensuring a durable and long-lasting product.
The finishing techniques offer endless possibilities, allowing for varied combinations of colors and patterns, with each one being unique.
In Japan, gifting is an art form - each present conveying a more profound sentiment than the surface meaning. Among the myriad of thoughtful gifts, chopsticks are iconic, symbolizing utility and cultural richness.
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Meet Soryu Gama @soryugama. A four-generation journey rooted in Kyoto Kiyomizu Pottery. The fusion of Kyo-yaki and Koishiwara traditions by fourth-gen Wakunami Soryu and Madoka Ota creates a unique creative style. A marriage of tradition and innovation at the heart of Soryu-gama.
Join us on a journey delving into the traditional techniques and modern crafts of Yamanaka Lacquerware in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan.
We'll also introduce you to two exceptional artisans dedicated to honing the art of Yamawaki-shikki over centuries.
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Meet YUIYU. The YUIYU brand was born to bridge traditional crafts with everyday life in the Yamanaka region.
Just as plants grow and change over time, the colors of the YUIYU lacquerware mature with age. It is our pleasure to deliver this unique lacquerware experience to you.
Searching for the perfect gift for that drink connoisseur in your life? Whether your loved one enjoys whiskey, sake, beer or tea, there's a Japanese drinking tableware gift for everyone.
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