Bring a piece of Japan's legendary forests into your home with a beautiful hanging wall vase from master woodworker Kenji Usuda. This piece is lovingly crafted from local oak trees harvested by the artist himself and features an inner glass vase to comfortably house your favorite greenery, plus a slot for easy installation on your wall.
Explore the full Kenji Usuda collection here .
About Kenji Usuda " Living in the woods, thinking of the woods, creating in the woods" is the philosophy of Kenji Usuda, an award-winning Japanese woodworker who meticulously crafts gorgeous wares on a forested plot of land near his home in Hokkaido. As part of his efforts to restore the vibrancy of the forest around him, Usuda carefully thins local tree populations then uses the resulting lumber to create one-of-a-kind woodworks.
Materials: Oak wood, walnut oil, beeswax Dimensions: 3.5” x 1.2” Care: If necessary, gently apply additional walnut oil or beeswax to protect the wood and increase luster. Hokkaido, Japan

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Whether decorative or functional, make a statement with Hana Okuzawa's textured brass dinner plates. The larger of the two sizes can also be used as a tray.
About H Okuzawa Artist Hana Okuzawa draws her inspiration from the everyday, amplifying the usually overlooked beauty in familiar objects. In showcasing the character and natural variations of the metals she uses, Hana aims to reflect the colours and textures of the world around us. A recent graduate in Metalwork from the Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music, she currently lives and works in Mie Prefecture.
Materials: Brass Dimensions: Diameter 6.96" (small), Diameter 9.64" (large) Care: Handwash and air dry. Do not clean in a dishwasher. Mie Prefecture, Japan

H Okuzawa Plate

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Serving Platters

A type of thin Japanese cotton textile, tenugui towels are traditionally given as gifts and can be used for everything from wrapping gifts to drying dishes. This beautiful white-and-blue print is dyed with shibori, an ancient Japanese indigo dye technique. The Shibori Tenugui series was created in collaboration with master shibori artists from Kyoto, taking inspiration from the playful beauty of the animal kingdom. Learn how to use tenugui towels to wrap bottles, lunches, and much more in the rikumo journal .
Please note: Tenugui are purposefully designed without hems, which means that some initial fraying is normal. Do not pull loose threads; instead, trim them with scissors. The frayed edge will develop a natural fringe over time.
About SOU
-SOU
Use of the Japanese phrase sou sou - meaning "yes, yes" - offers more than an affirmative response; it's a way to validate another person and establish a sense of community. The SOU
-SOU textile collection created by celebrated designer Karsuji Wakisaka aims to do much the same by offering colorful designs that bring us together. Drawing on the landscape around Kyoto and the mod styles of the 1960s, Wakisaka seeks to revitalize age-old Japanese styles by combining traditional shapes with contemporary patterns.
Materials: Cotton Dimensions: Width: 14" Length: 35"
Care: As this product is hand-dyed, you may experience color loss/bleeding . Hand wash separately with cold water and mild detergent. The edges of tenugui towels are seamless, meaning the weft (horizontal thread) at either end will fray with use. Trim any loose strings with scissors. This process will stop after a small fringe forms. Kyoto, Japan

Shibori Tenugui - Whale's Tail

Bath Towels

Whether decorative or functional, make a tabletop statement with Hana Okuzawa's textured metal plates. The larger, upward-facing surface area of plates makes their form ideal for displaying the unique characteristics of these metals. Made from brass, copper, or nickel silver, with subtle variations in colour and pattern.
About H Okuzawa Artist Hana Okuzawa draws her inspiration from the everyday, amplifying the usually overlooked beauty in familiar objects. In showcasing the character and natural variations of the metals she uses, Hana aims to reflect the colours and textures of the world around us. A recent graduate in Metalwork from the Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music, she currently lives and works in Mie Prefecture.
Materials: Nickel silver, or brass, or copper Dimensions: Diameter 3.14" Care: Handwash and air dry. Do not clean in a dishwasher. Mie Prefecture, Japan

H Okuzawa Plate - Small

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Long and narrow, the Yanagiba knife excels at precision slicing of fish and meat. Shizu Hamono's YAMATO knives sport double-edged blades for either left or right-handed users, hammered to allow the easy release of food during cutting.
About Seki City Shizu Hamono Cutlery is located in Seki City, a city synonymous with knife production in Japan. Over 780 years ago, the city attracted swordsmiths whose creations were revered throughout the country. When swords fell out of fashion, the industry turned its attention to cutlery, producing knives that garner the same level of reverence as the swords of the past.
Materials: Blade: 3-layer Steel, Handle: Wood Dimensions: Full length: 13”; Blade length: 8”, Weight: 4.58 oz. Care: Always use caution when handling. Avoid cutting through or on hard materials. Handwash with mild soap and dry immediately. Maintain sharpness with regular honing and sharpen when necessary. Seki City, Japan

Yamato Yanagiba Knife

Tabletop & Dining

Tenugui are a type of traditional Japanese textile with a characteristically smooth texture that dries easily and repels dust. 100% cotton, hand-dyed and cut by hand, the colorful patterns recall traditional and contemporary Japanese prints. This multipurpose towel lends a pop of color to your daily routine; use it as a tea towel, placemat, table runner, head scarf, tapestry, lunch tote, gift wrap… the possibilities are endless! Learn how to use tenugui towels to wrap bottles, lunches, and much more in the rikumo journal.
Please note: Tenugui are purposefully designed without hems, which means that some initial fraying is normal. Do not pull loose threads; instead, trim them with scissors. The frayed edge will develop a natural fringe over time.
About SOU
-SOU Use of the Japanese phrase sou sou - meaning "yes, yes" - offers more than an affirmative response; it's a way to validate another person and establish a sense of community. The SOU
-SOU textile collection created by celebrated designer Karsuji Wakisaka aims to do much the same by offering colorful designs that bring us together. Drawing on the landscape around Kyoto and the mod styles of the 1960s, Wakisaka seeks to revitalize age-old Japanese styles by combining traditional shapes with contemporary patterns.
Materials: Cotton Dimensions: Width: 14" Length: 35" Care: Edges are left seamless for absorbency and quick drying. To discourage fraying, trim loose threads with a pair of scissors and throw in the washing machine. The fabric will naturally tighten after repeated usage. Kyoto, Japan

Sou•sou Tenugui Textile - Fujidana

A pastel cousin to our Two-Tone Chambray Towel, this style features a range of stripes in muted, refreshing shades. A smooth chambray front soaks up water in seconds, while a soft terry pile back gently pampers your skin. Constructed in the traditionally slim Japanese style, the Tri-Color Chambray Towel packs easily and is perfect for both the bath and kitchen.
About Yoshii Yoshii towels are constructed in the traditionally slim and compact Japanese style and are known for their unrivaled softness and fresh stylings. Each towel is woven in Imabari from hand-picked, twisted-ring Shankar 6 cotton threads, which are massaged down, puffed, and combed twice for ultimate softness. Their exciting designs and low-chemical manufacturing process make these lightweight towels visually striking, highly absorbent, and fast-drying - in other words, perfect for daily use.
Learn more about Japanese towels in the rikumo journal .
Materials: 100% cotton Dimensions: Washcloth (S): 10" L x 10" W Hand Towel (M): 31 ½" L x 13" W Bath Towel (L): 51" L x 25" W Care: Machine wash separately in a net with cold water and mild detergent. No bleach or fabric softeners. Hang dry and iron if necessary. Avoid stretching the towel when wet. Imabari, Japan

Tri-color Chambray Towel

The Nakiri is a traditional vegetable knife, updated with a thinner blade for better balance. Shizu Hamono's YURI range was developed in consultation with female chefs, modifying traditional knife silhouettes to improve ease of use during long hours of work in professional kitchens.
About Seki City Shizu Hamono Cutlery is located in Seki City, a city synonymous with knife production in Japan. Over 780 years ago, the city attracted swordsmiths whose creations were revered throughout the country. When swords fell out of fashion, the industry turned its attention to cutlery, producing knives that garner the same level of reverence as the swords of the past.
Materials: Blade: 3-layer Steel, Handle: Wood Dimensions: Full length: 11.61”; Blade length: 6.88”, Weight: 3.88 oz. Care: Always use caution when handling. Avoid cutting through or on hard materials. Handwash with mild soap and dry immediately. Maintain sharpness with regular honing and sharpen when necessary. Seki City, Japan

Yuri Nakiri Knife

An all-purpose chef's knife, a Santoku will make quick work of meat, vegetables, and fish. The Shizu Hamono's YAMATO knives sport double-edged blades for either left or right-handed users, hammered to allow the easy release of food during cutting.
About Seki City Shizu Hamono Cutlery is located in Seki City, a city synonymous with knife production in Japan. Over 780 years ago, the city attracted swordsmiths whose creations were revered throughout the country. When swords fell out of fashion, the industry turned its attention to cutlery, producing knives that garner the same level of reverence as the swords of the past.
Materials: Blade: 3-layer Steel, Handle: Wood Dimensions: Full length: 12.2”; Blade length: 7.2”, Weight: 4.58 oz. Care: Always use caution when handling. Avoid cutting through or on hard materials. Handwash with mild soap and dry immediately. Maintain sharpness with regular honing and sharpen when necessary. Seki City, Japan

Yamato Santoku Knife

Akin to a utility knife, the Japanese Petit (or Petty) knife is ideal for precision work like slicing cheese, peeling fruit, or making decorative garnishes. Shizu Hamono's YURI range was developed in consultation with female chefs, modifying traditional knife silhouettes to improve ease of use during long hours of work in professional kitchens.
About Seki City Shizu Hamono Cutlery is located in Seki City, a city synonymous with knife production in Japan. Over 780 years ago, the city attracted swordsmiths whose creations were revered throughout the country. When swords fell out of fashion, the industry turned its attention to cutlery, producing knives that garner the same level of reverence as the swords of the past.
Materials: Blade: 3-layer Steel, Handle: Wood Dimensions: Full length: 9.84”; Blade length: 5.51”, Weight: 2.29 oz. Care: Always use caution when handling. Avoid cutting through or on hard materials. Handwash with mild soap and dry immediately. Maintain sharpness with regular honing and sharpen when necessary. Seki City, Japan

Yuri Petit Knife

The quintessential, all-purpose Japanese chef's knife, a Santoku blade is simply a must-have in every kitchen. Shizu Hamono's YURI range was developed in consultation with female chefs, modifying traditional knife silhouettes to improve ease of use during long hours of work in professional kitchens.
About Seki City Shizu Hamono Cutlery is located in Seki City, a city synonymous with knife production in Japan. Over 780 years ago, the city attracted swordsmiths whose creations were revered throughout the country. When swords fell out of fashion, the industry turned its attention to cutlery, producing knives that garner the same level of reverence as the swords of the past.
Materials: Blade: 3-layer Steel, Handle: Wood Dimensions: Full length: 12.2”; Blade length: 7.48”, Weight: 3.17 oz. Care: Always use caution when handling. Avoid cutting through or on hard materials. Handwash with mild soap and dry immediately. Maintain sharpness with regular honing and sharpen when necessary. Seki City, Japan

Yuri Santoku Knife

Tapered at both ends, these versatile chopsticks can be used for cooking or serving up to two separate dishes, reducing clutter on the table or in the kitchen. The three-sided shape of each barrel conveniently prevents the chopsticks from rolling away when set down on a counter or table, and their visually striking designs add a splash of color to any occasion.
About Yamachiku Founded in 1963 in Kumamoto Prefecture, Yamachiku is known throughout Japan for their thoughtfully designed chopsticks. At every stage of the production process - from forestry to packaging - Yamachiku relies on the expertise of skilled artisans who turn locally harvested Moso bamboo into colorful tableware. In addition to its role as a traditional material for chopsticks, bamboo is a sustainable and renewable resource, owing to its fast growth and abundance in the Kumamoto region.
Materials: Bamboo, polyurethane, food-grade paint Dimensions: Length: 12.9” Care: Hand wash gently and air dry. Do not put in dishwasher. Kumamoto, Japan

Kitchen And Serving Chopsticks

Flatware

Hana Okuzawa's flatware pieces make quietly stunning additions to your place settings. Use the small fork for desserts, and the large fork for main courses.
About H Okuzawa Artist Hana Okuzawa draws her inspiration from the everyday, amplifying the usually overlooked beauty in familiar objects. In showcasing the character and natural variations of the metals she uses, Hana aims to reflect the colours and textures of the world around us. A recent graduate in Metalwork from the Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music, she currently lives and works in Mie Prefecture.
Materials: Nickel silver Dimensions: Length 5.5" (small), Length 7.48" (large) Care: Handwash and air dry. Do not clean in a dishwasher. Mie Prefecture, Japan

H Okuzawa Fork

These strikingly beautiful bamboo chopsticks are finished with highly prized Japanese lacquer (or urushi ), a natural material derived from trees that have been used for this purpose for thousands of years. A four-sided shape prevents the chopsticks from rolling away across your table and offers more purchase in the hand when gripping and picking up food. Available in six hues to fit any preference or to coordinate with the colors of your tableware. We love these chopsticks for both special occasions and everyday use.
About Yamachiku Founded in 1963 in Kumamoto Prefecture, Yamachiku is known throughout Japan for their thoughtfully designed chopsticks. At every stage of the production process - from forestry to packaging - Yamachiku relies on the expertise of skilled artisans who turn locally harvested Moso bamboo into colorful tableware. In addition to its role as a traditional material for chopsticks, bamboo is a sustainable and renewable resource, owing to its fast growth and abundance in the Kumamoto region.
Materials: Bamboo, polyurethane, Japanese lacquer Dimensions: Length: 9" Care: Hand wash gently and air dry. Do not put in dishwasher. Kumamoto, Japan

Urushi Slim Chopsticks

This deceptively simple cup has a stark white finish that reveals subtle details upon close examination. Every time you use it you’ll notice something new.
About Megumi Tsukazaki Via the artist: "Like water, like air" is the central vision that guides Megumi Tsukazaki in the design and creation of her porcelain collection. She uses simple white clay and lush glass glazing to produce timeless and tranquil pieces, from ceramic jewelry bases to small porcelain containers. Please enjoy the calm atmosphere of the products.

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Materials: Clay Dimensions: Diameter: 2.9" Height: 1.75" Care: Hand wash and dry only Kanagawa, Japan

Megumi White Dessert Cup

Drink & Glassware

Shizu Hamono's YAMATO knives sport double-edged blades for either left- or right-handed users and are hammered to help food slide off the knife during cutting. With its wider blade, the Deba Knife is ideal for breaking down fish, poultry, or large cuts of meat.
About Seki City Shizu Hamono Cutlery is located in Seki City, a city synonymous with knife production in Japan. Over 780 years ago, the city attracted swordsmiths whose creations were revered throughout the country. When swords fell out of fashion, the industry turned its attention to cutlery, producing knives that garner the same level of reverence as the swords of the past.
Materials: Blade: 3-layer Steel, Handle: Wood Dimensions: Full length: 11.41”; Blade length: 6.29”, Weight: 5.29 oz. Care: Always use caution when handling. Avoid cutting through or on hard materials. Handwash with mild soap and dry immediately. Maintain sharpness with regular honing and sharpen when necessary. Seki City, Japan

Yamato Deba Knife

Hana Okuzawa's flatware pieces make quietly stunning additions to your place settings. Use the small spoon for desserts, and the large soup for soups or grain-based main courses.
About H Okuzawa Artist Hana Okuzawa draws her inspiration from the everyday, amplifying the usually overlooked beauty in familiar objects. In showcasing the character and natural variations of the metals she uses, Hana aims to reflect the colours and textures of the world around us. A recent graduate in Metalwork from the Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music, she currently lives and works in Mie Prefecture.
Materials: Nickel silver Dimensions: Length 5.5" (small), Length 7.48" (large) Care: Handwash and air dry. Do not clean in a dishwasher. Mie Prefecture, Japan

H Okuzawa Spoon

Bring a little humor to your favorite chilled drink while stirring up some conversation. The Bell Ice Tray from Timbre is a simple silicone ice tray that produces 8 bell-shaped pieces of ice. Place them in your favorite glass, top with your drink of choice, and stir with the included muddler to produce a pleasing clink. Designed by Ryosuke Fukusada.
About Timbre Timbre (pronounced "tam-ber") is an assemblage of home accessories created with sound in mind. Every object in the collection produces its own distinct note upon use, appealing to both the visual and auditory senses in the process. Whether through touch or movement, each interaction with a Timbre product enriches your life with gentle tones and elegant aesthetics. Learn more about the Timbre line and hear samples of each item's unique sound here .
Materials: Tray: Silicone; Muddler: Silicone, stainless steel Dimensions: Tray: 7.52” L x 3.78” W x 1.61” D Muddler: 7.09” L x 0.16” D Osaka, Japan

Timbre Bell Ice Tray

A longtime fixture in Japanese homes, the tenugui is an all-purpose textile with as many applications as you can imagine. Add a reversible Hirali tenugui to your wardrobe as a bold accessory, or repurpose it as a table runner your friends will love. Give a tenugui as a decorative gift, or grab one to dress up your bento box. When used as a towel, tenugui soak up moisture quickly and dry nearly as fast - thanks to the lack of a hem - making them handy additions to any kitchen or bathroom. Try a tenugui for yourself and experience a perfect combination of function and form.
Learn about the craft behind the creation of Hirali textiles and the inspiration for their vibrant motifs in this Rikumo Journal entry.
About Takeno Senko From its location in Sakai City - the Town of Tenugui - dyeing company Takeno Senko is perfectly positioned to create top-quality textiles, and it doesn't disappoint. Only a few short years ago, Takeno Senko's artisans perfected their method of creating reversible textiles by roll printing different colors on each side of thin cotton fabric, a feat no other company has managed to match. The result is Hirali, a collection of towels, tenugui, and stoles that boast one-of-a-kind designs made nowhere else in the world.
Materials: 100% cotton Dimensions: 35.43" L x 13.39" W Care: Hand wash separately from other fabrics, as some color may transfer. Avoid bleach or brightening agents. Hang dry in a shaded spot. Note that some initial fraying is normal for tenugui. Do not pull any loose threads; instead, trim with scissors. Ironing at a high temperature may cause discoloration. Osaka, Japan

Hirali Tenugui

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Kitchen & Dining

Pour yourself a tall glass of something refreshing. This handblown glass from artist Chisa Imamura combines “transparent glass”, “frosted glass”, and “white glass” to create a truly special drinking experience.
The "C" version features a playfully minimalist apple motif.
Materials: Glass Dimensions: 3.5" H x 3.25" D Care: Handwash Chiba, Japan

Chisa Glass "c"

New for 2021: Our charcoal has been redesigned to be sold in 2 and 4 stick bags as opposed to our previous 1/4 lb and 1/2 lb format. This long-awaited update will result in more uniform sticks with the same approximate weights.
Enjoy pure and delicious water year-round with these all-natural Binchotan Charcoal sticks. Binchotan Charcoal is widely known to be one of the purest and most effective types of activated charcoal, and its powerful absorptive properties easily attract unwanted chemicals and flavors in tap water. These glass-like and attractive sticks are 100% Ubame Oak , and are made the time-honored way in Wakayama, Japan .
Simply add sticks to a carafe of cold water. Allow charcoal to purify water (about 4-8 hours) and enjoy, refilling the water as you use it. Unlike plastic filters, charcoal is entirely biodegradable and does wonders when disposed of in your garden.

About Binchotan Charcoal Binchotan is a premium activated charcoal that has been revered in Japan for centuries as a natural air and water purifier. Possessing powerful purification and detoxifying properties, Binchotan is included in a number of beauty and wellness goods where it helps to cleanse on a microscopic level.
See our line of Binchotan products here , and learn more on the Rikumo Journal .

Materials : Charcoal; 100% Ubame Oak Dimensions : Available in 2 stick and 4 stick bags. Care: For preparation instructions, please see our Journal. Wakayama, Japan

Morihata Binchotan Charcoal

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Home & Furniture

This modern, yet thoughtfully designed hand bell rings out with a pleasing clarity when gently rocked from side to side. The sound is achieved without a traditional clapper. Instead, large and small iron balls float freely inside the mechanism, allowing it to ring when only slightly rocked. Designed by Gen Suzuki.
About Timbre Timbre (pronounced "tam-ber") is an assemblage of home accessories created with sound in mind. Every object in the collection produces its own distinct note upon use, appealing to both the visual and auditory senses in the process. Whether through touch or movement, each interaction with a Timbre product enriches your life with gentle tones and elegant aesthetics. Learn more about the Timbre line and hear samples of each item's unique sound here .
Materials: Die-cast zinc, steel, wood, iron balls Dimensions: 2.68" L x 2.68" W x 5.25" H Osaka, Japan

Timbre Hand Bell

Home Decor

Shungiku is an easy-to-grow type of edible chrysanthemum that brings a distinctly aromatic signature to a wide variety of dishes. The young tender leaves can be eaten fresh, blanched, or in stir-fries, and since this is a chrysanthemum, it will produce adorable yellow flowers that attract your favorite pollinators (the petals are also edible and make a great garnish!). This ingenious cultivation kit includes seeds, peat mix, and growing instructions, all packaged up and tied in the style of a traditional Japanese rice bag.
About Cultivate + Eat When we grow our own food, we become more attuned to our ecosystem, strengthening the relationship between our food, our earth, and our bodies. Cultivate + Eat is an effort to get involved in every step of our meal, starting from the very beginning. Their kits contain rare Japanese seeds you can grow right at home to make delicious Japanese dishes. Just add water directly into the paper bag (it is lined with plastic to prevent decay) and begin to grow your own greens, transplanting to a larger pot when ready.
Contains: Shungiku Seeds, Peat Mix, Set of Instructions Dimensions: Length: 5.5" Width: 3.4” Care: Add water directly into the paper bag, transplanting to a larger pot when ready. Japan

Cultivate & Eat Planting Set - Shungiku Chrysanthemum Greens

This gourmet banno (meaning all-purpose in Japanese) dashi is packed with umami-rich ingredients that will make your food come alive. While it is best known as a base for flavorful soup broth, it also shines as a seasoning for a wide variety of foods.
To prepare: Add a packet of Banno Dashi Soup Broth to 1.5 cups of water and heat to a  simmer. Continue simmering for a few minutes, and remove the packet prior to serving.
About Kuze Fuku & Co St.Cousair was founded by Ryozo Kuze in 1976 from a jar of apple jam that his wife, Mayumi made to serve guests at the ski lodge they ran in Nagano. The jam and many of Mayumi's homemade dishes were greatly enjoyed by their guests. For more than forty years, Ryozo led the company with a passion for food that offers a charming, homemade taste, produced from the freshest and most natural ingredients possible.
Ingredients: Dried Bonito, Dried Bonito Shavings, Dried Mackerel, Dried Anchovy, Kelp, Dried Flying Fish, Dextrin, Salt, Sugar, Yeast Extract (Yeast, Sweet Potato, Tapioca, Corn, Potato), Fermented Seasoning (Fish Sauce (Anchovy, Salt, Shrimp, Squid), Soy Sauce (Water, Soybeans, Wheat, Salt, Rice Malt), Salt, Dextrin), Soy Sauce Powder (Modified Starch (Potato, Tapioca), Salt, White Soy Sauce (Water, Wheat, Soybeans, Salt, Ethyl Alcohol, Seed Malt), Hydrolyzed Protein (Corn, Soybeans, Wheat, Salt), Soy Sauce (Water, Soybeans, Wheat, Salt, Ethyl Alcohol), Agar-Agar. ALLERGEN INFORMATION CONTAINS: WHEAT, CRUSTACEAN SHELLFISH (SHRIMP), FISH (BONITO, MACKEREL, ANCHOVY, FLYING FISH) AND SOYBEANS Size: 1.41 OZ (40g) (15 pc) Made in USA

Banno Dashi Soup Broth, 15-packet

Like a window into a lovingly crafted landscape, this Ceramic City Decorative Tile offers artist Yukiko Ohnakahara's perspective on a dreamlike metropolis. With every tiny building or looming cloud, Ohnakahara recreates details from a single fleeting moment in time; like these moments, each Ceramic City Decorative Tile is available only once, a consequence of the artist's organic creative process. F eatures a hollow space on the back for easy hanging.
See the full Ceramic City collection here.
About Yukiko Ohnakahara Yukiko Ohnakahara is a Japanese multimedia artist who has held numerous solo and group exhibitions throughout Tokyo. In 2011, she opened her own store in the city's Yanaka neighborhood, offering one-of-a-kind handmade wares that play on the craft aesthetic by incorporating recycled materials and embracing organic imperfections .
Dimensions: 2 ¾" L x 2 ¾" W Materials: Clay, glaze Tokyo, Japan

Ceramic City Decorative Tile - No. 1

Despite its auburn complexion, Hojicha is indeed a member of the green tea family. Its unique hue is achieved by slowly and expertly dry roasting fresh tea leaves. This process coaxes out new flavors and aromas like vanilla and barley and has the added benefit of greatly decreasing caffeine levels.
What to expect from Hojicha: A dry, hazel-colored tea that yields a dark amber cup with nutty aromas and a slightly sweet taste with nearly no bitterness or caffeine.
About Morihata Teas Deep in the wooded hills of Kirishima, a region known for producing some of the world’s finest teas, stand lush fields tended by master growers for the last five generations. These innovators in organic cultivation produce shining examples of some of Japan’s most sought-after tea varieties, each expertly picked, steamed, rolled, and dried to maximize flavor and preserve nutritional content. The Morihata Tea Collection is proud to bring these masters’ reverence for tradition and forward-thinking production to the cups of discerning tea drinkers everywhere.
Ingredients: Organic green tea (Camellia sinensis) Quantity: 10 Nylon sachets; Net weight 0.88 oz (25 g) Care: Store in a cool, dark place in an airtight container. For optimal flavor please consume within 6 months of opening. Kirishima, Japan

Morihata Organic Hojicha Green Tea Bags

Tenugui are a type of traditional Japanese textile with a characteristically smooth texture that dries easily and repels dust. 100% cotton, hand-dyed and cut by hand, the colorful patterns recall traditional and contemporary Japanese prints. This multipurpose towel lends a pop of color to your daily routine; use it as a tea towel, placemat, table runner, head scarf, tapestry, lunch tote, gift wrap… the possibilities are endless! Learn how to use tenugui towels to wrap bottles, lunches, and much more in the rikumo journal.
Please note: Tenugui are purposefully designed without hems, which means that some initial fraying is normal. Do not pull loose threads; instead, trim them with scissors. The frayed edge will develop a natural fringe over time.
About SOU
-SOU Use of the Japanese phrase sou sou - meaning "yes, yes" - offers more than an affirmative response; it's a way to validate another person and establish a sense of community. The SOU
-SOU textile collection created by celebrated designer Karsuji Wakisaka aims to do much the same by offering colorful designs that bring us together. Drawing on the landscape around Kyoto and the mod styles of the 1960s, Wakisaka seeks to revitalize age-old Japanese styles by combining traditional shapes with contemporary patterns.
Materials: Cotton Dimensions: 35" L x 14" W Care: As this product is hand-dyed, you may experience some minor color loss. Hand wash separately with cold water and mild detergent. The edges of tenugui are seamless, meaning the weft (horizontal thread) at either end will fray with use. Trim any loose strings with scissors. This process will stop after a small fringe forms. Kyoto, Japan

Sou•sou Tenugui Towel - Scallions

Create a comfy oasis in any corner of the house with this extra lofty, oversized, and expertly-made zabuton cushion. In Japan, a large portion of daily life takes place on the floor, and Zabuton cushions have been used for centuries to maximize comfort during extended periods of sitting and meditation. This version from legendary futon makers Daitou Shingu is generously sized ( this measures 25.5" x 27", while our other zabuton styles measure 16" x 15.75") and available with either a blue linen or natural cotton outer and a cotton/polyester fill for easy cleaning.
About Daitou Shingu Established in 1925 as a Japanese futon maker, Daitou Shingu has a singular goal of providing the most comfortable sleep experience possible. Every item in the collection is made by hand using traditional Japanese techniques, natural dyes, and absolutely no bleaching or chemical processing.
*Note: Due to the size/weight of this item, it is not eligible for free shipping. Please contact if you have any questions.
Materials: Outer: 100% Linen; Inner: 70% Cotton, 30% Polyester Dimensions: 25.5" x 27" Care: Spot clean surface stains with mild detergent Kyoto, Japan

Kyo Zabuton, Linen - Xl

These breezy and delicate arm covers from Nishiguchi Kutushita’s H akne brand are made from a breathable, washable linen that's perfect for summery climes. Designed with a special mesh-like weave, the light fabric offers an impressive degree of UV protection for your skin. Also available in silk.
About Nishiguchi Kutsushita Established in 1950, Nishiguchi Kutsushita makes knitwear that you're sure to reach for time and again. In pursuit of their goal - Hakuhito Omoi , or "making your day extraordinary" - they carefully consider the wants and needs of their customers before setting out to exceed them. With a meticulous eye and exacting standards, Nishiguchi Kutsushita creates world-class apparel by refusing to cut corners.
UV Protection Rate: Khaki 96.8%, Light Grey 90%, Navy 97.8%, White Brown 95.4% Materials: 76% linen, 18% nylon, 5% polyester, 1% polyurethane Size: One size; Length: 18" Care: Hand wash with cold water and mild detergent and hang dry. Nara, Japan

Knitwin Linen Arm Cover

This restorative oil is built on a base blend of rice and Camellia oils, to which Hamanasu (Rosa Rugosa) oil has been added to take its hydrating abilities to the next level. This hardy rose variety is native to the beaches of Japan where its beautiful pink blooms can be found thriving due to its ability to tolerate saltwater spray. Use it to condition skin (face, body, and hands), hair, and remove makeup.
About Chidoriya As beautiful and mysterious as a delicate flower, Japanese geisha were once revered for their immaculate skin and refined beauty. Inspired by their secret skincare routines, Chidoriya has been creating natural and organic skincare products since 1949. Each product is made by hand in the USA using traditional Japanese ingredients and techniques passed down through the generations.
Ingredients : Rice oil*, Camellia Oil*, Hamanasu Oil*, Rose Oil*, Geranium Oil*, Palmarosa Oil*. All * are wild-crafted or organic certified ingredients. Size: Net wt. 30ml / 1 fl.oz. Instructions: Add a tablespoon of the full amount into your palm and massage your face with a gentle stroke by your fingers and hold your eyelashes and wipe with your fingertips when cleansing mascara. Wipe off with cotton-soaked HAMANASU Herbal Water or lukewarm water. Wash your face with soap thoroughly. Care: Keep out of reach of children. If contacts eyes, rinse with water.  Do not use the product if the skin is irritated. Discontinue use of the product if you experience irritations on the skin. After opening, avoid direct sunlight, high temperature, humidity, and store in a well-ventilated area. Kyoto, Japan