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CUTLERY & UTENSILS

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Sakai Kikumori

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POTS & PANS

This collection brings together pots, pans, and cooking vessels from makers across Japan. The aesthetic is shared — natural materials, simple forms, and reliable quality that is made to last. 

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Meizan Kiln

Shigaraki is one of Japan's Six Ancient Kilns — a region with over 1,200 years of pottery history, where climbing kilns still stand alongside working studios in the hills of Shiga Prefecture. Meizan has been part of this story since 1622, when founder Ishino Isuke was commissioned by the second Shogun of the Edo period to produce a tea caddy of such quality that he was awarded the title of tea caddy master. The kiln went on to create tableware...

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Mashiko Ware

Mashiko ware (益子焼) is the pottery of Tochigi Prefecture — earthy, generous, and rooted in the mingei (folk craft) movement championed by Hamada Shōji in the early twentieth century. Where Arita and Hasami trade in porcelain precision, Mashiko works in stoneware: clay bodies, ash and iron glazes, and a quiet acceptance of variation.  The town's kilns have been firing since around 1853, and Mashiko remains one of Japan's most active pottery centres. What you can find here today is everyday...

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Keizan Kiln – Arita Ware from Saga Prefecture

Keizan Kiln (渓山窯) was founded in 1957 in Arita, Saga Prefecture — set beside a valley and clear stream that gave the kiln its name, "beautiful mountain". The kiln is one of many that continue the porcelain tradition Arita has carried for more than 400 years, since porcelain stone was first discovered in the hills around the town in 1616. Keizan specialises in two of Arita's signature decoration techniques: sometsuke (染付), the cobalt-blue underglaze that gave Arita its reputation in...

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Jicon

Jicon is a porcelain brand with over 350 years of heritage, created by potter Hajime Imamura in collaboration with designer Oji Masanori. The Imamura family once served as the official kiln of the Sasebo domain before relocating to Arita, where they founded Touetsugama kiln. Today, Hajime and his wife Maki continue this lineage, crafting Jicon pieces from local Amakusa porcelain stone—the same material used by their ancestors. Through developing their own clay and glaze, and firing at a lower temperature...

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Tokyo Kodo

Tokyo Kodo bridges the ancient art of Japanese incense appreciation with the enchantment of French perfumery. Using selected floral oils and natural ingredients from Grasse, Provence, combined with traditional incense materials, their scents creates a fusion of French perfume and Japanese incense tradition that connects you with nature through fragrance.

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Noda Enamel

Noda Enamel has crafted enamelware in Japan since 1934 and remains the only maker that handles every step in-house, from forming the steel base to applying and firing the glass glaze. Working with various Japanese product designers, they create pieces that blend refined craftsmanship with thoughtful, functional design. Enamelware heats and cools efficiently, resists acidity, and keeps its colour and gloss over time. Its smooth glass surface doesn’t absorb stains or odours, making each piece durable, clean, and easy to...

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CHOPSTICKS

Bring a touch of everyday elegance to your table with our handcrafted Japanese chopsticks. Made from beautiful wood and finished with durable lacquer, each pair is created by artisans in Japan for balance, comfort, and ease of use. Choose from single pairs or boxed sets — perfect for everyday meals or thoughtful gifts.

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Banko Ware (Yaki)

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Aizawa Wood Works

Founded in 1947 in Wajima City, Ishikawa, Aizawa Wood Works brings generations of woodworking expertise to contemporary tableware. Using well-seasoned natural solid wood aged for years after sustainable logging, the workshop specializes in diverse techniques—joinery, bentwood work, woodturning, carving, and precision NC machining. The result is wooden tableware with exceptional craftsmanship, delicate detail, and rustic charm for everyday use.

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