Handmade hand-painted pottery from the town of Mashiko. Using local clay that is special to the area, the artisans still practice the same century old techniques to create their wares. As a result, each piece has slight variances in color and texture that make it truly unique.

Product Origin: Japan
Hot and cold safe
Length: 4.5"
Product #: MY69
Code: WP35

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

Kiriko Made

Mashiko-yaki Hand-painted Spoon, Blue And Grey Floral

Title

Tabletop & Dining

Kawai Inc. Chopsticks are made in the Fukui prefecture in Japan. They were founded in 1943. Their main purpose is to keep the local tradition of Wakasa Nuri.
These chopsticks also feature a non-slip grip for picking up your food.

Made in Japan

Chopstick Length: 8"
Material: Natural Wood

Product #: CR33
Code: WP25

Chopsticks, Loop Blue Shima On White

Carefully selected from Japan - Chopsticks that are perfect for taking home or giving as a special gift for a friend.

Product Origin: Japan
Made in Hokkaido, Japan
Chopstick Length: 9"
Rest Length: 1.25"
Material; Japanese Pagoda Tree
Product #: CR11
Code: WP25

Chopsticks And Rest Set, Usagi

Kawai Inc. Chopsticks are made in the Fukui prefecture in Japan. They were founded in 1943. Their main purpose is to keep the local tradition of Wakasa Nuri.
These chopsticks also feature a non-slip grip for picking up your food.

Made in Japan

Chopstick Length: 8"
Material: Natural Wood

Product #: CR36
Code: WP25

Chopsticks, Nagi Red

Kouraku Kiln started when Kosuke Tokunaga fired the first order 150 years ago. Kouraku Kiln control the entire process, from molding to firing to glazing. Their in-house design team creates many beautiful items to fit the needs of their diverse customers. They employ talented artists, all with unique levels of experiences. Since 2013, Kouraku Kiln has offered an Artist in Residence program. They welcome artists from all around the world.

Product Origin: Japan
Length: 4"
Height: 2.5"
Product #: KK09
Code:

Kouraku Kiln, Zodiac Ceramics, Dragon

Introducing our addition of Wato Soap! Wato creates all of their products under the guiding principles of Japanese remedies, drawing on ancient knowledge of nourishment and healing through herbs and natural materials.

Handmade
5 oz

Japanese Indigo, Madder Root, Brown Sugar, Geranium, Gardenia, Olive Oil, Sunflower Oil, Rice Bran Oil, Coconut Oil, Shea Butter, Caster Oil, Diatomaceous Earth, Distilled Water, Sodium Hydroxide

No artificial colors or preservatives
Product #: WTS18
Code: NWS

Wato Soap, Japanese Remedies, Kasane

Bath & Shower

Carefully selected from Japan - Chopstick rests are perfect for using at home or giving as a special gift for a friend.

These metal pieces are from a company called Hakuhodo. They are from the city of Takaoka in the Toyama Prefecture. Toyama and Oregon are sister states.
Shippou refers to the seven treasures of Buddhism: gold, silver, lapis lazuli, agate, seashell, amber, and coral. All of these are found on the Asian continent and were precious and rare products. Shippo also means "cloisonné," which refers to a decorating technique using metal strips and gems. The pattern represents these beautiful seven treasures inlaid in metal, in an infinitely repeating pattern.

Material: Metal Alloy
Rest Size Aprox: 1.25" x 1.25
Product #: RS08
Code: WP35

Hakuhodo Chopstick Rest Piece, Shippou

Flatware

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: 24" x 47.5"
Machine wash with like colors
Product #: FT02
Code: WP30

Fukuroya Bath Towel, Sky Blue Asanoha

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: 24" x 47.5"
Machine wash with like colors
Product #: FT15
Code: WP30

Fukuroya Bath Towel, Light Tan Asanoha

Introducing our addition of Wato Soap! Wato creates all of their products under the guiding principles of Japanese remedies, drawing on ancient knowledge of nourishment and healing through herbs and natural materials.

Handmade
5 oz
Indigo, Safflower, Olive Oil, Sunflower Oil, Rice Bran Oil, Coconut Oil, Shea Butter, Castor Oil, Diatomaceous Earth, Distilled Water, Sodium Hydroxide, Neroli and Yuzu essential oils.
No artificial colors or preservatives
Product #: WTS04
Code: NWS

Wato Soap, Japanese Remedies, Canaria

Introducing our addition of Wato Soap! Wato creates all of their products under the guiding principles of Japanese remedies, drawing on ancient knowledge of nourishment and healing through herbs and natural materials.

Handmade
5 oz

Spirulina, Kakishibu (Persimmon Tannin), Turmeric, Olive Oil, Sunflower Oil, Rice Bran Oil, Coconut Oil, Castor Oil, Shea Butter, Diatomaceous Earth, Distilled Water, Sodium Hydroxide, Galbanum and Lavender Essential Oil.

No artificial colors or preservatives
Product #: WTS03
Code: NWS

Wato Soap, Japanese Remedies, Shin Shin

Carefully selected from Japan - Chopstick rests are perfect for using at home or giving as a special gift for a friend.

These metal pieces are from a company called Hakuhodo. They are from the city of Takaoka in the Toyama Prefecture. Toyama and Oregon are sister states.
Kikko means "tortoise shell." Originally, this hexagonal geometric design came from Western Asia. The tortoise represents longevity in Japan and is said to live for ten thousand years. Thus, the Kikkou pattern is meant to symbolize longevity.

Material: Metal Alloy
Rest Size Aprox: 1.25" x 1.25
Product #: RS10
Code: WP35

Hakuhodo Chopstick Rest Piece, Kikko

Introducing our addition of Wato Soap! Wato creates all of their products under the guiding principles of Japanese remedies, drawing on ancient knowledge of nourishment and healing through herbs and natural materials.

Handmade
5 oz

Mugwort, Olive Oil, Sunflower Oil, Rice Bran Oil, Coconut Oil, Shea Butter, Castor Oil, Diatomaceous Earth, Distilled Water, Sodium Hydroxide, Cypress and Eucalyptus Essential Oils.

No artificial colors or preservatives
Product #: WTS06
Code: NWS

Wato Soap, Japanese Remedies, Yomogi

Kouraku Kiln started when Kosuke Tokunaga fired the first order 150 years ago. Kouraku Kiln controls the entire process, from molding to firing to glazing. Their in-house design team creates many beautiful items to fit the needs of their diverse customers. They employ talented artists, all with unique levels of experience. Since 2013, Kouraku Kiln has offered an Artist in Residence program. They welcome artists from all around the world.

Product Origin: Japan
Length: 2"
Height: .5"
Product #: KK17
Code: NWS

Kouraku Kiln, Kame, Chopstick Rest

Carefully selected from Japan - Chopstick rests are perfect for using at home or giving as a special gift for a friend.

These metal pieces are from a company called Hakuhodo. They are from the city of Takaoka in the Toyama Prefecture. Toyama and Oregon are sister states.
Sayagata is a pattern of interlocking manji - ancient Buddhist symbols that have been used across many cultures for thousands of years. The symbol came to Japan around the 1500s, and is known to represent life and strength.

Product Origin: Toyama Prefecture
Material: Metal Alloy
Rest Size Aprox: 1.25" x 1.25
Product #: RS07
Code: WP35

Hakuhodo Chopstick Rest Piece, Sayagata

Carefully selected from Japan - Chopstick rests are perfect for using at home or giving as a special gift for a friend.

These metal pieces are from a company called Hakuhodo. They are from the city of Takaoka in the Toyama Prefecture. Toyama and Oregon are sister states.
Asanoha depicts a geometric design of hemp leaves. Hemp has long been an important plant in Japan, being the primary clothing fiber along with silk, until the 17th century when cotton was introduced to Japan. It represents growth and good health. Since hemp grows quickly, it was customary to use Asanoha for children's clothes, in hopes that the child would also grow fast and strong.

Material: Metal Alloy
Rest Size Aprox: 1.25" x 1.25
Product #: RS09
Code: WP35

Hakuhodo Chopstick Rest Piece, Asanoha

Carefully selected from Japan - Chopstick rests are perfect for using at home or giving as a special gift for a friend.

These metal pieces are from the company called Hakuhodo. They are from the city of Takaoka in the Toyama Prefecture. Toyama and Oregon are sister states.

Product Origin: Toyama Prefecture
Material: Metal Alloy
Rest Size Aprox: 1.25" x 1.25
Product #: RS06
Code: WP35

Hakuhodo Chopstick Rest Piece, Seigaiha

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: 24" x 47.5"
Machine wash with like colors
Product #: FT04
Code: WP30

Fukuroya Bath Towel, Coral And Sand Ougi Kikkou

Kouraku Kiln started when Kosuke Tokunaga fired the first order 150 years ago. Kouraku Kiln controls the entire process, from molding to firing to glazing. Their in-house design team creates many beautiful items to fit the needs of their diverse customers. They employ talented artists, all with unique levels of experience. Since 2013, Kouraku Kiln has offered an Artist in Residence program. They welcome artists from all around the world.

Product Origin: Japan
Length: 2"
Height: 1.5"
Product #: KK25
Code:
NWS

Kouraku Kiln, Shuttlecock, Chopstick Rest

Kouraku Kiln started when Kosuke Tokunaga fired the first order 150 years ago. Kouraku Kiln controls the entire process, from molding to firing to glazing. Their in-house design team creates many beautiful items to fit the needs of their diverse customers. They employ talented artists, all with unique levels of experience. Since 2013, Kouraku Kiln has offered an Artist in Residence program. They welcome artists from all around the world.

Product Origin: Japan
Length: 2.5"
Height: .5"
Product #: KK24
Code:
NWS

Kouraku Kiln, Hyotan, Chopstick Rest

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: 24" x 47.5"
Machine wash with like colors
Product #: FT01
Code: WP30

Fukuroya Bath Towel, Lavender Asanoha

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: 24" x 47.5"
Machine wash with like colors
Product #: FT03
Code: WP30

Fukuroya Bath Towel, Cherry Blossom Pink Asanoha

Introducing our addition of Wato Soap! Wato creates all of their products under the guiding principles of Japanese remedies, drawing on ancient knowledge of nourishment and healing through herbs and natural materials.

Handmade
5 oz

Japanese Indigo, Hemp Charcoal, Olive Oil, Sunflower Oil, Rice Bran Oil, Coconut Oil, Shea Butter, Diatomaceous Earth, Distilled Water, Sodium Hydroxide, Galbanum and Lavender essential oils.

No artificial colors or preservatives
Product #: WTS07
Code: NWS

Wato Soap, Japanese Remedies, Asaaoi

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.
Ban Inoue uses a special kind of cotton fabric called Kaya. This beautiful cloth made of pure cotton fabric is formerly used as mosquito netting which is a specialty of Nara Prefecture. Mosquito netting fabric (kaya) has high absorbency and durability, and is easy to dry, making it the perfect base for these tableware textiles.
Made in Nara Prefecture, Japan
100% Hemp
Size: 3.75" x 3.75"
Product #: BH05
Code: WP35

Ban Inoue,  Hemp Patterned Coaster, Yellow Waves

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: 39" x 14"
Hand wash cold with like colors
Do not bleach
Product #: TC192
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, Kingyo & Hasunohana

Home & Furniture

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 #: YI11

Code: WP30

You You Ang, Hado Incense, Harmony

Beauty & Wellness

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.
'Indian Summer' is an organic black tea. This t raditional spiced Indian tea ups the ante with double doses of ginger, black pepper and spice. Using the best quality organic teas from Assam and the freshest possible spices, this blend stands up to the best in the marketplace. Sweeten it up with some honey or coconut sugar for a dessert-like experience.

Organic black tea
Ingredients: Indian black tea, spices, ginger, orange peel, calendula petals
Caffeine: High
Brewing Instructions: Steep 1-2 teaspoons in 8-10 ounces 210 degrees water for 3-5 minutes.
Product #: TP15
Code WP25

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

T-project Tea, Indian Summer

Size

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.
Ban Inoue uses a special kind of cotton fabric called Kaya. This beautiful cloth made of pure cotton fabric is formerly used as mosquito netting which is a specialty of Nara Prefecture. Mosquito netting fabric (kaya) has high absorbency and durability, and is easy to dry, making it the perfect base for these tableware textiles.
Made in Nara Prefecture, Japan
100% Cotton
Approx. Size: 5.75" x 3.5"
Product #: BH13
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, Leaf Shaped Coaster, Periwinkle And Spring Green

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 #: TC170
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.

Chu-sen Dyed Tenugui, Red, Daruma

This incense is apart of Shoyeido's Overtones series. Sandalwood and cinnamon combine to promote comfort and insight.

Product Origin: Kyoto, Japan
35 Incense Sticks
Comes with biodegradable incense holder
No Synthetic Oils or Fragrances
No Animal Ingredients or Testing
Net wt. 0.6 oz.
Ingredients: Sandalwood, Cinnamon, Borneol, and spices.
Product #: NI20
Code: WP35