Based in Portland, Oregon, T-Project is a small batch tea company that sources high quality, organic teas from around the world to create an exceptional tea drinking experience. From classic black teas to spicy herbal teas, there's something to satisfy any palette. It's perfect for jumpstarting your day in the morning or for relaxing in the evening.
'Because the Night' is an organic green tea. Different from traditional Japanese green teas, this one uses Hojicha, which gives it more nutty and earthy notes. It's perfect for those who love to drink tea in the afternoon or night with a low caffeine content.

Organic green tea
Ingredients: Hojicha, buckwheat, spices, dried carrots, cacao beans.
Caffeine: Low
Brewing Instructions: Steep 2 teaspoons in 8-10 ounces 185 degrees spring water for 2-4 minutes. Infuse 2 times.
Product #: TP12
Code WP25

Check our interview of T-Project owner Teri Gelber on our blog page

Apparel and accessories handcrafted in Oregon and Japan. Traditional Japanese textiles and patterns.

Kiriko Made

T-project Tea, Because The Night

Size

Beauty & Wellness

YOU YOU ANG's incense is all made in Japan with the idea of "Wabi - Sabi" and "Iki" in mind. They selected traditional Japanese paper, Japanese flowers, trees, and various signature fragrant wood in Japan for the making of their incense. YOU YOU ANG values the detailed texture of the incense, created from the effort and the taste of the design team.

Manufactured in: Awaji Island

Designed and Packaged in: Gunma Prefecture
8 qty. Incense Sticks

7.5 cm Incense Sticks

Product #: YI29

Code: WP30

You You Ang, Negative Ion Incense Tube, Ultramarine

Title

A tenugui is a common household item in Japan. These versatile cloths can be used as anything from washcloths, to headbands, to simply for decoration.
These humble cloths date back to the Heian era (794-1192 AD). Worn for summer festivals, kendo practice, and even used as props for storytellers, tenugui are an important part of Japanese culture and history.
Chu-sen dyeing is a technique unique from the more common process of screen printing images and patterns onto the fabric that make Tenugui. While screen printing merely lays pigment on the surface of the fibers, Chu-sen dyeing seeps all the way through to permanently color the fabric. Thus, a Chu-sen dyed Tenugui will be as bright and beautiful from the front as it will be from the back. Read more of the Chu-sen Dyeing process on our blog, HERE.

Origin: Japan
100% Cotton
Size Approx: 39" x 14"
Hand wash cold with like colors
Do not bleach
Product #: TC213
Code: WP35

Tenugui edges are purposely seamless for better hygiene and quick drying. After a few washes, you may find that the cloth has frayed. Use a pair of scissors to trim the loose threads. The more you use the cloth, the more the edges will stop fraying due to the tightening of the fabric.
** If you would like the edges of your tenugui to be finished, we can hem the edges at an additional cost of $2.00. Add Tenugui Hem Fee to cart when requesting edges to be hemmed.

Chusen-zome Tenugui, Chinese Zodiac

Home & Furniture

Seven Treasures (Shippou): A design of interconnecting circles, symbolizing bliss and harmony in relations between people.

A tenugui is a common household item in Japan. These versatile cloths can be used as anything from washcloths, to headbands, to simply for decoration.

Chu-sen Dyeing technique is as unique as the Tenugui designs themselves. Tenugui are dyed by hand, which is why the patterns and the colors are inconsistent on each and every one of them, making them more personal. The design permeates the fabric, so that it can be seen on both sides as the color fades with use and age, the cotton acquires its unique soft texture.
These humble cloths date back to the Heian era (794-1192 AD). Worn for summer festivals, kendo practice, and even used as props for storytellers, tenugui are an important part of Japanese culture and history.

Origin: Japan
100% Cotton
Size Approx: 13" x 35"
Hand wash cold with like colors
Do not bleach
Product #: TC218
Code: WP35

Tenugui edges are purposely seamless for better hygiene and quick drying. After a few washes, you may find that the cloth has frayed. Use a pair of scissors to trim the loose threads. The more you use the cloth, the more the edges will stop fraying due to the tightening of the fabric.
** If you would like the edges of your tenugui to be finished, we can hem the edges at an additional cost of $2.00. Please request this service in the notes section and we will send you an invoice for the service.

Chu-sen Dyed, Tenugui, Purple With White & Yellow Shippou (seven Treasures)

A tenugui is a common household item in Japan. These versatile cloths can be used as anything from washcloths, to headbands, to simply for decoration.
These humble cloths date back to the Heian era (794-1192 AD). Worn for summer festivals, kendo practice and even used as props for storytellers, tenugui are an important part of Japanese culture and history.

Origin: Japan
100% Cotton
Size Approx: 39" x 14"
Hand wash cold with like colors
Do not bleach
Product #: TC198
Code: WP35

*Buy two classic Tenugui (excludes Double Gauze, Chu-sen Dyed, and Foiled Tenugui) and get the third one 50% off! Use code: TENUGUI50
Tenugui edges are purposely seamless for better hygiene and quick drying. After a few washes, you may find that the cloth has frayed. Use a pair of scissors to trim the loose threads. The more you use the cloth, the more the edges will stop fraying due to the tightening of the fabric.
** If you would like the edges of your tenugui to be finished, we can hem the edges at an additional cost of $2.00. Please request this service in the notes section and we will send you an invoice for the service.

Tenugui, Orange Shiba Inu

Based in Portland, Oregon, T-Project is a small batch tea company that sources high quality, organic teas from around the world to create an exceptional tea drinking experience. From classic black teas to spicy herbal teas, there's something to satisfy any palette. It's perfect for jumpstarting your day in the morning or for relaxing in the evening.
'I Feel Love' is an organic black tea. If you love earl grey than this is the tea for you. A romantic and poetic blend of bergamot essence, orange, lemon, roses and lavender.

Organic black tea
Ingredients: Indian black teas, orange peal, lemon myrtle, lemon verbena, roses, lavender, bergamot essence.
Caffeine: High Caffeine
Brewing Instructions: Steep 1-2 teaspoons in 8-10 ounces 205 degrees water for 3 minutes. Steep 2 times.
Product #: TP10
Code WP25

Check our interview of T-Project owner Teri Gelber on our blog page

T-project Tea, I Feel Love

A tenugui is a common household item in Japan. These versatile cloths can be used as anything from washcloths, to headbands, to simply for decoration.
These humble cloths date back to the Heian era (794-1192 AD). Worn for summer festivals, kendo practice and even used as props for storytellers, tenugui are an important part of Japanese culture and history.

Origin: Japan
100% Cotton
Size Approx: 14" x 35"
Hand wash cold with like colors
Do not bleach
Product #: TC125
Code: WP35

Tenugui edges are purposely seamless for better hygiene and quick drying. After a few washes, you may find that the cloth has frayed. Use a pair of scissors to trim the loose threads. The more you use the cloth, the more the edges will stop fraying due to the tightening of the the fabric.
** If you would like the edges of your tenugui to be finished, we can hem the edges at an additional cost of $2.00. Please request this service in the notes section and we will send you an invoice for the service.

Tenugui, Pink Usagi

Dianthus (Nadeshiko): Loved as an elegant pattern that brings luck to its surroundings. This pattern represents feminine physical and spiritual beauty.
A tenugui is a common household item in Japan. These versatile cloths can be used as anything from washcloths, to headbands, to simply for decoration.
These humble cloths date back to the Heian era (794-1192 AD). Worn for summer festivals, kendo practice, and even used as props for storytellers, tenugui are an important part of Japanese culture and history.
Chu-sen dyeing is a technique unique from the more common process of screen printing images and patterns onto the fabric that make Tenugui. While screen printing merely lays pigment on the surface of the fibers, Chu-sen dyeing seeps all the way through to permanently color the fabric. Thus, a Chu-sen dyed Tenugui will be as bright and beautiful from the front as it will be from the back. Read more of the Chu-sen Dyeing process on our blog, HERE.

Origin: Japan
100% Cotton
Size Approx: 13" x 35"
Hand wash cold with like colors
Do not bleach
Product #: TC217
Code: WP35

Tenugui edges are purposely seamless for better hygiene and quick drying. After a few washes, you may find that the cloth has frayed. Use a pair of scissors to trim the loose threads. The more you use the cloth, the more the edges will stop fraying due to the tightening of the fabric.
** If you would like the edges of your tenugui to be finished, we can hem the edges at an additional cost of $2.00. Add Tenugui Hem Fee to cart when requesting edges to be hemmed.

Chusen-zome Tenugui, Purple & Pink Nadeshiko (dianthus)

Based in Portland, Oregon, T-Project is a small batch tea company that sources high quality, organic teas from around the world to create an exceptional tea drinking experience. From classic black teas to spicy herbal teas, there's something to satisfy any palette. It's perfect for jumpstarting your day in the morning or relaxing in the evening.
Chamomile, rose hips, nettles, lemon verbena and lavender carry healing properties, relaxing and cleansing the body. Our chamomile blend is never bland but lively with fresh lemon and flowers. No caffeine.

Organic herbal tea
Ingredients: Chamomile, lemon verbena, nettles, rosehips, roses, lavender
Caffeine: No caffeine
Brewing Instructions: Steep 1-2 teaspoons in 8-10 ounces 200 degrees spring water for 5 minutes.
Product #: TP17
Code WP25

Check our interview of T-Project owner Teri Gelber on our blog page

T-project Tea, Peaceful Easy Feeling

Introducing Fukuroya towels! Fukuroya has a wide collection of beautifully made towels. Their Asanoha and Ougi Kikkou Towels are woven using a modern Jacquard device that specially weaves beautiful Japanese patterns that never fade.

Origin: Japan
100% Cotton
Size: 33.5" x 13.5"
Machine wash with like colors
Product #: FT016
Code: WP30

Fukuroya Face Towel, Light Tan Asanoha

Based in Portland, Oregon, T-Project is a small batch tea company that sources high quality, organic teas from around the world to create an exceptional tea drinking experience. From classic black teas to spicy herbal teas, there's something to satisfy any palette. It's perfect for jumpstarting your day in the morning or relaxing in the evening.
A robust herbal tea that wasn’t too spiced— No cinnamon, no cardamom, no cloves. Instead, a hint of lemon and a blast of ginger in a Green Rooibos base. Everybody is a Star is frisky and fiery, but also soothing, just the thing for a bleak rainy day (or iced on a warm sultry night).

Organic herbal tea
Ingredients: Green rooibos, lemongrass, lemon verbena, ginger, ginkgo biloba, cornflowers, citrus oil
Caffeine: No caffeine
Brewing Instructions: Steep 1-2 teaspoons in 8-10 ounces 200 degrees spring water 2-4 minutes. Infuse 2 times.
Product #: TP18
Code WP25

Check our interview of T-Project owner Teri Gelber on our blog page

T-project Tea, Everybody Is A Star

YOU YOU ANG's incense is all made in Japan with the idea of "Wabi - Sabi" and "Iki" in mind. They selected traditional Japanese paper, Japanese flowers, trees, and various signature fragrant wood in Japan for the making of their incense. YOU YOU ANG values the detailed texture of the incense, created from the effort and the taste of the design team.

Manufactured in: Awaji Island
Designed and Packaged in: Gunma Prefecture
Oriental Herb Scent
20 qty. Incense Sticks

13.5 cm Incense Sticks

Product #: YI18

Code: WP30

You You Ang, Negative Ion Incense, Oriental Herb

Shoyeido's Daily Incense: eight timeless natural fragrances blended for everyday enjoyment. Twenty to fifty natural ingredients are combined in precise proportions to create these soothing and evocative scents. Eight fresh fragrances ... seven days a week.

Product Origin: Kyoto, Japan
35 Incense Sticks
No Synthetic Oils or Fragrances
No Animal Ingredients or Testing
Net wt. 0.6 oz.
Ingredients: Sandalwood, Cinnamon, Patchouli, Benzoin, and spices
Product #: NI06
Code: WP35

Shoyeido Natural Incense, Kyonishiki (kyoto Autumn Leaves)

YOU YOU ANG's incense is all made in Japan with the idea of "Wabi - Sabi" and "Iki" in mind. They selected traditional Japanese paper, Japanese flowers, trees, and various signature fragrant wood in Japan for the making of their incense. YOU YOU ANG values the detailed texture of the incense, created from the effort and the taste of the design team.

Manufactured in: Awaji Island
Designed and Packaged in: Gunma Prefecture
Purity Scent
15 qty. Incense Sticks

6 ~ 6.3cm Incense Sticks

Product #: YI10

Code: WP30

You You Ang, Hado Incense, Purity

YOU YOU ANG's incense is all made in Japan with the idea of "Wabi - Sabi" and "Iki" in mind. They selected traditional Japanese paper, Japanese flowers, trees, and various signature fragrant wood in Japan for the making of their incense. YOU YOU ANG values the detailed texture of the incense, created from the effort and the taste of the design team.

Manufactured in: Awaji Island
Designed and Packaged in: Gunma Prefecture
Somei-yoshino Scent

40 qty. Incense Sticks
6.5 cm Incense Sticks

Product #: YI07

Code: WP30

You You Ang, Sakura Paulownia Box, Yaezakura

YOU YOU ANG's incense is all made in Japan with the idea of "Wabi - Sabi" and "Iki" in mind. They selected traditional Japanese paper, Japanese flowers, trees, and various signature fragrant wood in Japan for the making of their incense. YOU YOU ANG values the detailed texture of the incense, created from the effort and the taste of the design team.

Manufactured in: Awaji Island
Designed and Packaged in: Gunma Prefecture
Sweet Osmanthus Scent
9 cm Incense Sticks

Product #: YI03

Code: WP30

You You Ang, Healing & Prayer Incense, Sweet Osmanthus

YOU YOU ANG's incense is all made in Japan with the idea of "Wabi - Sabi" and "Iki" in mind. They selected traditional Japanese paper, Japanese flowers, trees, and various signature fragrant wood in Japan for the making of their incense. YOU YOU ANG values the detailed texture of the incense, created from the effort and the taste of the design team.

Manufactured in: Awaji Island

Designed and Packaged in: Gunma Prefecture
30 qty. Incense Sticks

7.5 cm Incense Sticks

Product #: YI33

Code: WP30

You You Ang, Incense, Gyokuro Green Tea

YOU YOU ANG's incense is all made in Japan with the idea of "Wabi - Sabi" and "Iki" in mind. They selected traditional Japanese paper, Japanese flowers, trees, and various signature fragrant wood in Japan for the making of their incense. YOU YOU ANG values the detailed texture of the incense, created from the effort and the taste of the design team.

Manufactured in: Awaji Island
Designed and Packaged in: Gunma Prefecture
Canadian Forest Scent
20 qty. Incense Sticks

13.5 cm Incense Sticks

Product #: YI17

Code: WP30

You You Ang, Negative Ion Incense, Canadian Forest

Seven Treasures (Shippou): A design of interconnecting circles, symbolizing bliss and harmony in relations between people.
A tenugui is a common household item in Japan. These versatile cloths can be used as anything from washcloths, to headbands, to simply for decoration.

Chu-sen Dyeing technique is as unique as the Tenugui designs themselves. Tenugui are dyed by hand, which is why the patterns and the colors are inconsistent on each and every one of them, making them more personal. The design permeates the fabric, so that it can be seen on both sides as the color fades with use and age, the cotton acquires its unique soft texture.
These humble cloths date back to the Heian era (794-1192 AD). Worn for summer festivals, kendo practice, and even used as props for storytellers, tenugui are an important part of Japanese culture and history.

Origin: Japan
100% Cotton
Size Approx: 13" x 35"
Hand wash cold with like colors
Do not bleach
Product #: TC220
Code: WP35

Tenugui edges are purposely seamless for better hygiene and quick drying. After a few washes, you may find that the cloth has frayed. Use a pair of scissors to trim the loose threads. The more you use the cloth, the more the edges will stop fraying due to the tightening of the fabric.
** If you would like the edges of your tenugui to be finished, we can hem the edges at an additional cost of $2.00. Please request this service in the notes section and we will send you an invoice for the service.

Chu-sen Dyed, Tenugui, Yellow With White & Purple Shippou (seven Treasures)

A tenugui is a common household item in Japan. These versatile cloths can be used as anything from washcloths, to headbands, to simply for decoration.
These humble cloths date back to the Heian era (794-1192 AD). Worn for summer festivals, kendo practice, and even used as props for storytellers, tenugui are an important part of Japanese culture and history.

Origin: Japan
100% Cotton
Size Approx: 13" x 35"
Hand wash cold with like colors
Do not bleach
Product #: TC222
Code: WP35

Double Gauze, Tenugui, Giant Whale By Kuniyoshi

YOU YOU ANG's incense is all made in Japan with the idea of "Wabi - Sabi" and "Iki" in mind. They selected traditional Japanese paper, Japanese flowers, trees, and various signature fragrant wood in Japan for the making of their incense. YOU YOU ANG values the detailed texture of the incense, created from the effort and the taste of the design team.

Manufactured in: Awaji Island
Designed and Packaged in: Gunma Prefecture
White Musk Scent
20 qty. Incense Sticks

13.5 cm Incense Sticks

Product #: YI20

Code: WP30

You You Ang, Negative Ion Incense, White Musk

Sourcing all of their teas from 100-year old family farm in Uji, Japan, Mizuba Tea Company makes green teas that are essential for anyone looking for a lifestyle centered around wellness. Start by making Matcha part of your daily life.
This bamboo whisk, or Chasen, was cut from a single piece of bamboo. Skillfully made, it is both beautiful and useful.

Sourced from Uji, Japan
Product #: MT05
Code: NWS

Mizuba Tea Bamboo Chasen Whisk

Introducing our fabric coasters made with traditional Japanese fabrics. Backed with herringbone denim, these coasters are hand-washable perfect for your home.

Fabric Origin: Japan
Sewn in Portland, Oregon
Herringbone backing
Set of 5
Size: 4" x 4"
Product #: CO20
Code: WP25

Washing Instruction: We recommend spot clean, dry clean, or hand-wash.

Coaster Set Of 5, Indigo Yagasuri

Coasters

A tenugui is a common household item in Japan. These versatile cloths can be used as anything from washcloths, to headbands, to simply for decoration.
These humble cloths date back to the Heian era (794-1192 AD). Worn for summer festivals, kendo practice and even used as props for storytellers, tenugui are an important part of Japanese culture and history.

Origin: Japan
100% Cotton
Size Approx: 14" x 35"
Hand wash cold with like colors
Do not bleach
Product #: TC128
Code: WP35

Tenugui edges are purposely seamless for better hygiene and quick drying. After a few washes, you may find that the cloth has frayed. Use a pair of scissors to trim the loose threads. The more you use the cloth, the more the edges will stop fraying due to the tightening of the the fabric.
** If you would like the edges of your tenugui to be finished, we can hem the edges at an additional cost of $2.00. Please request this service in the notes section and we will send you an invoice for the service.

Tenugui, Green Tori

A tenugui is a common household item in Japan. These versatile cloths can be used as anything from washcloths, to headbands, to simply for decoration.
These humble cloths date back to the Heian era (794-1192 AD). Worn for summer festivals, kendo practice and even used as props for storytellers, tenugui are an important part of Japanese culture and history.

Origin: Japan
100% Cotton
Size: 13" x 35"
Hand wash cold with like colors
Do not bleach
Product #: TC05
Code: WP35

*Buy two classic Tenugui (excludes Double Gauze, Chu-sen Dyed, and Foiled Tenugui) and get the third one 50% off! Use code: TENUGUI50

Tenugui edges are purposely seamless for better hygiene and quick drying. After a few washes, you may find that the cloth has frayed. Use a pair of scissors to trim the loose threads. The more you use the cloth, the more the edges will stop fraying due to the tightening of the the fabric.
** If you would like the edges of your tenugui to be finished, we can hem the edges at an additional cost of $2.00. Please request this service in the notes section and we will send you an invoice for the service.

Tenugui, Kamon

We are excited to introduce a new brand to our collection of Japanese goods! Ban Inoue is inspired by the delicate and complex aesthetic of Japan. Drawing much influence from the

Azuchi-Momoyama period, Ban Inoue's products follow both the aesthetics of "Hana" - majestic, dynamic, and brilliant beauty - as well as the philosophy of "Wabi" -

simple and clear beauty and harmony with nature. What is created is a brand that pairs natural fabrics with rich colors that bloom during the four seasons in Japan.
*Solid Color Coasters have the same color on both sides.
Made in Nara Prefecture, Japan
100% Hemp
Size: 3.75" x 3.75"
Product #: BH02
Code: WP35

Care Instructions: Kaya fabric gets softer and softer with every use and wash as they are coated with starch initially. Please be careful the surface is smooth so as not to snag the fabric.
Use a laundry net when you wash. Do not tumble dry. Do not use a bleaching agent.

Ban Inoue, Hemp Solid Color Coaster

Style

A tenugui is a common household item in Japan. These versatile cloths can be used as anything from washcloths, to headbands, to simply for decoration.
These humble cloths date back to the Heian era (794-1192 AD). Worn for summer festivals, kendo practice and even used as props for storytellers, tenugui are an important part of Japanese culture and history.

Origin: Japan
100% Cotton
Size Approx: 13" x 35"
Hand wash cold with like colors
Do not bleach
Product #: TC92
Code: WP35

*Buy two classic Tenugui (excludes Double Gauze, Chu-sen Dyed, and Foiled Tenugui) and get the third one 50% off! Use code: TENUGUI50

Tenugui edges are purposely seamless for better hygiene and quick drying. After a few washes, you may find that the cloth has frayed. Use a pair of scissors to trim the loose threads. The more you use the cloth, the more the edges will stop fraying due to the tightening of the the fabric.
** If you would like the edges of your tenugui to be finished, we can hem the edges at an additional cost of $2.00. Please request this service in the notes section and we will send you an invoice for the service.

Tenugui, Dark Navy Owl

Furoshiki are traditionally used as wrapping cloths, commonly used to carry lunches or to wrap gifts. However, this one can have many uses. From a sheet to go over your bed, an on-the-go table cloth or a beautiful piece to be displayed in your home. The uses of Furoshiki are limited only to the owner's imagination.

Size: 51"W x 51"L Approx.
Product #: VI194
Code: NWS

Buy Furoshiki and Wooden Clasp together to get extra 15% off!

Use code: CLASP

SHOP PATCHIN

Vintage Furoshiki Indigo, Kiri And Karakusa 02

A tenugui is a common household item in Japan. These versatile cloths can be used as anything from washcloths, to headbands, to simply for decoration.
These humble cloths date back to the Heian era (794-1192 AD). Worn for summer festivals, kendo practice and even used as props for storytellers, tenugui are an important part of Japanese culture and history.

Origin: Japan
100% Cotton
Size Approx: 35" x 12"
Hand wash cold with like colors
Do not bleach
Product #: TC172
Code: WP35

*Buy two classic Tenugui (excludes Double Gauze, Chu-sen Dyed, and Foiled Tenugui) and get the third one 50% off! Use code: TENUGUI50
Tenugui edges are purposely seamless for better hygiene and quick drying. After a few washes, you may find that the cloth has frayed. Use a pair of scissors to trim the loose threads. The more you use the cloth, the more the edges will stop fraying due to the tightening of the fabric.
** If you would like the edges of your tenugui to be finished, we can hem the edges at an additional cost of $2.00. Please request this service in the notes section and we will send you an invoice for the service.

Tenugui, Mt. Fuji And Sun Pattern

Introducing our fabric coasters made with traditional Japanese fabrics. Backed with herringbone denim, these coasters are hand-washable perfect for your home.

Fabric Origin: Japan
Sewn in Portland, Oregon
Herringbone backing
Set of 5
Size: 4" x 4"
Product #: CO13
Code: WP25

Washing Instruction: We recommend spot clean, dry clean, or hand-wash.