Celadon Zori Sandals
with Bokashi Thong and Thick Urethane Sole

Harada Waso

These thick-soled zori sandals are designed to suit today’s styles while cherishing the idea of “gentle comfort from Japan.”

With a slightly higher heel that creates a leg-lengthening effect, this versatile pair can be worn for a wide range of occasions, from casual to formal.

Mini Swan Brush in Sheer Pink
— Shigaraki Ware

PLUS GARDEN

A new color that beautifully complements the charming form of the Mini Swan.

The refreshing pink and cool accent colors, brought out by the artisan’s brush marks, gently enhance the fresh greenery of summer plants and caudex plants.

Ayatake-gumi Kumihimo Charm
with Silk and Gold Threads

Tozaburo Himo

This charm is handcrafted using the same braiding technique as obijime cords, with our workshop’s original ayatake-gumi machine that has been in use since the late Taisho period.

The lustrous silk and gold threads give the piece an elegant and refined beauty.

Wooden Multi Bowl
— Mizume Cherry & Green

INOUE Kogei

This wooden multi bowl is made using the traditional techniques of Hikone Buddhist altar craftsmanship and can be used for matcha, café au lait, and more.

The natural grain of mizume cherry wood and the green lacquer add a beautiful touch to the dining table.

Perfect as a treat for yourself or as a gift.

Hand-Finished by a Kazari-kanagu Artisan
— Silver Incense Powder Case “Dragon”

Otsu no Kazariya Kobayashi Kazari

This is a container for zukō, an incense powder used to purify the body and ward off negative energy before worship or sutra copying.

The dispensing opening has a screw-top design to prevent spills, and the rinpō wheel motif also opens with a screw mechanism, allowing the zukō powder to be placed inside.

A New Form of Prayer
— Memorial “Kokoro”

Taichan

A new form of prayer that fits naturally into today’s lifestyles.

Hand-carved using the traditional Suīun-bori technique, this piece offers a dignified yet warm space for prayer.

Ceramic Brooch “Kōka”
— Gerbera

TAO Terasu

This brooch is shaped like a gerbera flower and made from Shigaraki ware.

The center is finished with genuine platinum, while the petals are fired with a genuine gold glaze.

It is a piece that offers a striking, elegant presence while remaining light and comfortable to wear.

Hand-Painted Ōtsu-e Fan – Large
“Oni no Kan Nenbutsu”

Otsu-e no Mise

Oni no Kan Nenbutsu, one of the most representative motifs of Ōtsu-e, is said to satirize hypocrisy and also serve as a reminder for self-reflection.

This piece is painted with mineral-based pigments on a finished uchiwa fan.

Please enjoy the brushwork and delicate beauty unique to a hand-painted original.

Hangout Ohitsu 2.5
— Shigaraki Ware 3-Cup Ohitsu

yamasho touki

Bring freshly cooked rice to the table in a Shigaraki ware ohitsu.

This piece makes use of the qualities of Shigaraki ware, which does not easily conduct external heat and offers excellent heat retention.

In addition to restoring rice to a fluffy texture in the microwave, it is also recommended for steaming vegetables and other dishes.

Hakudō Kiln Flower Vase “SPILL”
— Blue, Shigaraki Ware

Shigaraki-yaki Hakudogama

The Spill series is a flower vase brand by Hakudō Kiln, created under the theme of “overflowing charm.”

Each piece is made with the hope of creating a world where individual differences are seen as beauty and respected by one another.

Domestic Omi Mawata Futon
— Plain Pure Silk, 1.0 kg

Mayu kara Mawata Futon

A fully domestically produced mawata futon made with Japanese cocoons from Ozu City, Ehime Prefecture.

The inner cotton weighs just 1 kg, making it exceptionally light, while the outer fabric is made of pure Fuji silk for a soft, gentle feel against the skin.

It is recommended as a light summer comforter.

A Cute Hand-Carved Wooden Maneki-neko
the Lord Once Encountered

Hikone Eirakuya

A maneki-neko lucky cat crafted by Buddhist altar artisans.

This piece is inspired by the cat that is said to have encountered Naotaka Ii, lord of Hikone Castle, at Gotokuji Temple in Setagaya, Tokyo.

Carefully made by four specialized traditional artisans, it is a high-quality decorative piece that brings good fortune into the home.

Japanese Cherry Wood “Iroiro Hama Koma”
Auspicious Spinning Top

Kitchan

Using cherry wood from the foothills of Mt. Ibuki, each piece is handmade and painted to suit its unique shape and wooden base, resulting in a wide variety of forms and vibrant designs.

As an auspicious item, it is also recommended as a gift.

omfortable Wana Velvet
Facial Cleansing Puff

Omi Velvet

A facial cleansing puff made from 100% silk wana velvet.

Silk is composed of the same protein as human skin and is said to be the fiber closest to the skin.

With its gentle touch, it leaves the skin feeling refreshed after cleansing and helps makeup apply more smoothly.

Kazari-kanagu Neck Accessory
“Peony”

Kinsuido Soji

A pure silver necklace featuring a peony motif, created using jibori, a traditional metal engraving technique used in kazari-kanagu decorative metalwork.

The chain is made of silver 925.

This wearable traditional craft piece offers both elegant brilliance and a chic, refined presence.

Traditional Ajiro Basket,
Also Usable as a Shoulder Bag

Arai Kikago Seisakusho

A traditional wooden basket made from broadleaf woods such as maple.

This handcrafted piece carries on a tradition passed down in snow-covered mountain villages.

It is made by applying the traditional weaving technique used for nata baskets, and can also be used as a shoulder bag.