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  • Aizawa Wood Works

    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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  • Wahokudō

    Wahokudō

    Wahokudō makes Japanese tea whisks (chasen) in Takayama, Ikoma City, Nara Prefecture — a town that has been the centre of chasen production since the Muromachi period. Each whisk is made by Tango Tanimura, the 20th-generation head of the Tanimura family. The lineage has been making chasen for more than 500 years, and during the Edo period was granted the name "Tango" by the Tokugawa shogunate. The techniques pass through a single heir in each generation, and the work is...

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  • Rin & Co.

    Rin & Co.

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    Rin & Co.
  • Meizen Kiln

    Meizen Kiln

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    Meizen Kiln
  • Chugai Tōen

    Chugai Tōen

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    Chugai Tōen
  • CANDLES

    CANDLES

    Wa Rousoku (和ろうそく) are traditional Japanese candles, made for centuries with a wick quite different from a Western one. The core is washi (Japanese paper), wrapped with tōshin (灯芯) — a length of soft pith drawn from the inside of rush-grass stems. That thicker wick absorbs more wax and burns with a larger, brighter flame — one that moves, holds longer, and softens a room in a particular way. At the moment, this collection is one piece: Nakagawa's Wa Rousoku,...

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    CANDLES
  • ambai

    ambai

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    ambai