Inspired by the traditional aesthetics of charcoal-fired pottery, this striking rectangular plate features a rich blend of charcoal black, smoky gr...

Called a matcha wan, a traditional Japanese matcha tea bowl designed for preparing and enjoying matcha. Its soft sakura pink and gentle light‑blue ...

Noren curtains or room partitions are displayed at the front of a business to show the business name (and to show that they are open) or between ro...

One of the features of Kanayama pottery, called "Sangiri", is produced by indirectly heating pottery that's buried in ash. The same effect is also ...

From matcha lovers to people who have not yet been into matcha, this matcha set is the perfect gift or starter kit, and contains tools to enjoy you...

The term Kairagi originally referred to shark skin once used on sword handles and scabbards. The distinctive glaze takes its name from this resembl...

Yuzen Chiyogami, crafted from washi paper, is known for its vibrant colors and an extensive variety of patterns that can be enjoyed throughout the ...

The Irotemari mini bud vase features a charming round shape inspired by seasonal colors and patterns. It is made as part of Tsugaru Vidro in Aomori...

These pliers make removing pin bones easy. A specially shaped thin tip allows you to grasp the bones tightly and easily remove them. Unlike tradit...

“Tsugaru Kanayama” pottery is made from high-quality resources found at a local reservoir in Tsugaru, Aomori Prefecture. This matte brown collectio...

Yamaga pots conjure a feeling of nostalgia for Japanese people as these pots were traditionally hung over an open fire in an irori (hearth) and coo...

The Irotemari mini bud vase features a charming round shape inspired by seasonal colors and patterns. It is made as part of Tsugaru Vidro in Aomori...

One of the features of Kanayama pottery, called "Sangiri", is produced by indirectly heating pottery that's buried in ash. The same effect is also ...

One of the features of Kanayama pottery, called "Sangiri", is produced by indirectly heating pottery that's buried in ash. The same effect is also ...

Inspired by traditional Japanese Edo Kiriko glassware, this cut-glass style cup showcases detailed engraved patterns that add elegance to any drink...

Inspired by traditional Japanese Edo Kiriko glassware, this cut-glass style cup showcases detailed engraved patterns that add elegance to any drink...

From blanching and poaching to frying and braising, the Gestura Gunmetal Slotted Spoon is built to handle a wide range of kitchen tasks. The slotte...

The Mai series takes its inspiration from the meticulous process of polishing sake rice, an essential step in crafting premium sake. Its design ech...

Yuzen Chiyogami, crafted from washi paper, is known for its vibrant colors and an extensive variety of patterns that can be enjoyed throughout the ...

This piece has a refined, organic look that feels both modern and artisanal. The natural, sculptural silhouette adds movement and character to any ...

One of the features of Kanayama pottery, called "Sangiri", is produced by indirectly heating pottery that's buried in ash. The same effect is also ...

One of the features of Kanayama pottery, called "Sangiri", is produced by indirectly heating pottery that's buried in ash. The same effect is also...

Inspired by traditional Japanese Edo Kiriko glassware, this cut-glass style cup showcases detailed engraved patterns that add elegance to any drink...

Inspired by traditional Japanese Edo Kiriko glassware, this cut-glass style cup showcases detailed engraved patterns that add elegance to any drink...

One of the features of Kanayama pottery, called "Sangiri", is produced by indirectly heating pottery that's buried in ash. The same effect is also ...

One of the features of Kanayama pottery, called "Sangiri", is produced by indirectly heating pottery that's buried in ash. The same effect is also ...

Inspired by traditional Japanese Edo Kiriko glassware, this cut-glass style cup showcases detailed engraved patterns that add elegance to any drink...

Inspired by traditional Japanese Edo Kiriko glassware, this cut-glass style cup showcases detailed engraved patterns that add elegance to any drink...

These sake servers, called tanpo or chirori, are specifically for warm sake. Pour the sake into the server and place it into a hot water bath (bain...

The Mai series takes its inspiration from the meticulous process of polishing sake rice, an essential step in crafting premium sake. Its design ech...

The right glass can transform your sake experience. The product has a thin mouth wall thickness of 1.2mm, allowing you to enjoy the delicate flavor...

For restaurant owners and bar managers looking to elevate their sake service in the spirit of omotenashi, Japanese hospitality glassware plays a ke...