Add a touch of natural beauty to your look with this charming necklace from artist Mariko Kitano. The silver pendant is styled after “ muehlenbeckia axillaris” or the “creeping wire vine”. It hangs gracefully on two separate 7” chains.
About Mariko Kitano Mariko Kitano is a jewelry designer that has been making eye-catching adornments since 2002. She works and resides in the mountains and her work is heavily influenced by the natural world.
Materials: Silver 925 Dimensions: Pendant: 1” L x 2” W; Chain: Two separate halves, each 7” Care: Keep out of direct sunlight. When needed wash with mild soap and water. Polish with a soft cloth. Ehime, Japan

Rikumo is a lifestyle brand that celebrates Japanese craftsmanship, design, and aesthetics.

Rikumo

Tsuzuku Omoi Necklace

Title

Necklaces

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, who designed modern interpretations of traditional Japanese prints for this project. Glide on the frozen sheets of a snowy lake in this beautiful block-print style. 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: The e dges of a tenugui towel are left seamless for increased 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

Shibori Tenugui - Snow Lake

Bath Towels

True to their arboreal inspiration, the SUNn Fallen Leaves Earrings feature the same variations in texture and profile that you'd find on any fall foliage. Although no two pieces are identical, these earrings' shared exhibition of a common theme makes them a perfect pair - one that calls to mind the rustling of trees in an autumn breeze.
About SUNn Jewelry Husband and wife team Takahashi creates jewelry with motion in mind. Each piece takes full advantage of all three dimensions to create a sense of depth or generate movement. Inspired by ancient wisdom surrounding the moon and stars, their often asymmetrical artwork can be combined to create unique looks for any occasion.
Materials: Rhodium: Rhodium over 925 sterling silver Gold: 18k gold over brass Dimensions: 0.47" x 0.24" Care: Because of the thinness of the metal, an earring may bend. Slowly reshape by hand if necessary, being careful not to break it. Polish with a silver cleaning cloth when needed. Kyoto, Japan

Sunn Fallen Leaves Earrings

Color

Earrings

Traditionally given as gifts, tenugui are a type of thin Japanese textile with a characteristically smooth texture. 100% cotton, hand-dyed and cut by hand, the colorful patterns recall traditional and contemporary Japanese prints. This multipurpose textile lends a pop of color to your every day - 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 r ikumo 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

Ise Tenugui - Flower Shadow

Sometimes, a touch of gold or silver is all it takes to elevate a look. When this elegance is called for, think of the SUNn One Line Earrings. Each handmade piece features a simple line, with one shorter than the other - an example of SUNn's uniquely asymmetrical aesthetic. Add these earrings to your workday wardrobe or bring them with you for a night on the town; their timeless design will feel equally appropriate in either setting.
About SUNn Jewelry Husband and wife team Takahashi creates jewelry with motion in mind. Each piece takes full advantage of all three dimensions to create a sense of depth or generate movement. Inspired by ancient wisdom surrounding the moon and stars, their often asymmetrical artwork can be combined to create unique looks for any occasion.
Materials: Rhodium: Rhodium over 925 sterling silver Gold: 18k gold over brass Dimensions: Short line: 0.31" x 0.04" Long line: 0.39" x 0.04" Care: Because of the thinness of the metal, an earring may bend. Slowly reshape by hand if necessary, being careful not to break it. Polish with a silver cleaning cloth when needed. Kyoto, Japan

Sunn One Line Earrings

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: 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

Sou•sou Tenugui Towel - Sound Of Snow Fall

These Monochrome Earrings from artist Shima Hotta feature unusual silhouettes and subtle black accents, drawing the eye. A distinctive dot pattern adds a unique, textured finish.
About Shima Jewelry Nagano- based Shima Hotta began her artistic career in the late 80s studying pottery in Seattle and California. It was during this time that she developed an appreciation for the handmade. Returning to Japan, she continued her ceramic work in Tajimi, Shiga, and Aichi. In 2007, she began exploring new materials and techniques and became fascinated with the interaction between fire and metal. Today, she combines both disciplines to create esoteric jewelry with organic finishes under the Shima label.
Materials: Silver over brass, titanium post Dimensions: Triangle 1 ” L x  3/4” W, Tear Drop 7/8" L x 5/8" W Care: Polish with silver cloth when needed. Nagano, Japan

Monochrome Earrings

Shape

A frequent feature of SUNn's jewelry is an asymmetry that sets each earring apart while allowing the pieces to complement one another, and this feature is on subtle display in their Small Ring Earrings. These understated works of art add a glint of gold or silver to the ear, though in different proportions: While one earring takes the shape of a simple ring, the other includes a second ring that hangs from the first.
About SUNn Jewelry Husband and wife team Takahashi creates jewelry with motion in mind. Each piece takes full advantage of all three dimensions to create a sense of depth or generate movement. Inspired by ancient wisdom surrounding the moon and stars, their often asymmetrical artwork can be combined to create unique looks for any occasion.
Materials: Rhodium: Rhodium over 925 sterling silver Gold: 18k gold over brass Dimensions: Single ring: 0.2" x 0.2" Dual rings: 0.39" x 0.2" Care: Because of the thinness of the metal, an earring may bend. Slowly reshape by hand if necessary, being careful not to break it. Polish with a silver cleaning cloth when needed. Kyoto, Japan

Sunn Small Ring Earrings

The Blue Silver Earrings from artist Shima Hotta feature a slightly rounded shape with a textured finish. The blue and purple tint is created by applying a flame to the silver and brass material, and natural oxidation. These colors continue to change over time, evolving along with the wearer.
About Shima Jewelry Nagano- based Shima Hotta began her artistic career in the late 80s studying pottery in Seattle and California. It was during this time that she developed an appreciation for the handmade. Returning to Japan, she continued her ceramic work in Tajimi, Shiga, and Aichi. In 2007, she began exploring new materials and techniques and became fascinated with the interaction between fire and metal. Today, she combines both disciplines to create esoteric jewelry with organic finishes under the Shima label.
Materials: Silver over brass, titanium post Dimensions: Circle 1 5/8 ” L x 1 1/2” W, Triangle 1 5/8" L, 1 1/4" W Care: Polish with silver cloth when needed. Nagano, Japan

Blue Silver Earrings

Tackle your next crafting project with a roll (or two) of washi tape. Washi tape is strong, yet easy to remove, and comes in a wide variety of patterns and designs. This one features a design from the artist Shunshun depicting the slow start of a summer rainstorm (if you change your viewing angle, it also looks like the sea).
About Shunshun Shunshun is a Hiroshima-based artist that started out in architecture design before turning his attention to fine art. His work is characterized by his delicate line work, attention to detail, and representations of the natural world.
Materials: Washi Dimensions: Width: 2cm; Roll: 10m Hiroshima, Japan

Washi Tape - Rain

Books & Stationery

If variety is the spice of life, prepare to feel the heat with this collection of 11 ink pads from Sanby, each in a warm tone. Pair your favorite shade with a playful stamp and add a pop of color to any card or craft.
About Sanby For a century now, Sanby Co. has specialized in the development and production of stamps and inks with the aim of creating lighthearted products that can fit into your daily life. Since 2001, Sanby has also been committed to an eco-friendly business model utilizing recycled plastics and refillable inks, reducing waste and creating items you can truly feel good about using every day.
Materials: Plastic, water-based ink Dimensions: 1.34" L x 1.34" W x 0.79" H Osaka, Japan

Sanby Ink Pads, Warm Tones

From sealing a lunch bag to wrapping a special gift, the world of washi tape is a playground for the creative mind. Washi tape is made from translucent Japanese rice paper and comes in an endless spectrum of colors and patterns. It features a gentle adhesive, making it easy to stick on and tear off without damaging any surfaces. Its soft, tactile texture and colorful prints are perfect for craft projects- use it to customize and decorate notebooks, letters, labels, packages, and even your walls! About MT Washi Tape Washi tape was invented by MT, a 100-year-old company specializing in paper adhesives. In 2006, the company received notice that three women in Tokyo had been using their utility tapes to make beautiful craft projects. Inspired by their creativity, MT invited the women to tour the factory and began developing an entirely new type of colorful, adaptable tape that could be used for creative projects. Today, washi tape comes in thousands of colors, prints, and designs, and has a cult following among crafters and stationery aficionados throughout the world.
Materials : Washi Paper Dimensions: .6" W x 33' L Chiba, Japan

Mt Washi Tape - Stripe Silver

As you pick up the OHTO Ballpoint Pen for the first time, you begin to understand why the brand enjoys such a large cult following. With its timeless design and sturdy construction, this writing implement is clearly build to last - which is good, because the smooth clicking action and effortless ink flow will have you reaching for it again and again. Available in three eye-catching colors with an optional refill.
About OHTO Since its founding in 1929, OHTO has been one of Japan's most important stationery manufacturers. Although its writing instruments are hard to find in other countries, OHTO is known within Japan as the first company to create a ballpoint pen there, and its products are prized by stationery aficionados the world over for their traditional aesthetic and thoughtful construction. OHTO's goal is to perfect common writing instruments in the belief that high-quality everyday tools help us lead happy, productive lives.
Materials: Metal, oil-based ink Dimensions: 5.35" L x 0.4" D Tokyo, Japan

Ohto Ballpoint Pen

Type

Pens & Pencils

Tackle your next crafting project with a roll (or two) of washi tape. Washi tape is strong, yet easy to remove, and comes in a wide variety of patterns and designs. This one features a design from the artist Shunshun, and depicts a panoramic view of the Seto Inland Sea.
About Shunshun Shunshun is a Hiroshima-based artist that started out in architecture design before turning his attention to fine art. His work is characterized by his delicate line work, attention to detail, and representations of the natural world.
Materials: Washi Dimensions: Width: 2cm; Roll: 10m Hiroshima, Japan

Washi Tape - Island Wave

Ensure a perfect fit and performance with this two-pack eraser refill for the Ohto Wooden Mechanical Pencil.
About Ohto As the first Japanese brand to successfully create a ballpoint pen in 1949, Ohto has been one of the most important stationery manufacturers in Japan since its founding in 1929. Its writing instruments are hard to find outside of Japan, and are prized by stationery collectors and aficionados for their traditional aesthetic and thoughtful approach to high-tech manufacturing. Their goal is to perfect the simple writing instrument, with the belief that high-quality daily-use utensils help us lead happy, productive lives.
Dimensions: 9mm Diameter Tokyo, Japan

Ohto Wooden Mechanical Pencil 2.0 Eraser Refill

Bring some cool hues to your next rainy-day project with this collection of 11 ink pads from Sanby. Pair your favorite shade with a playful stamp and add a pop of color to any card or craft.
About Sanby For a century now, Sanby Co. has specialized in the development and production of stamps and inks with the aim of creating lighthearted products that can fit into your daily life. Since 2001, Sanby has also been committed to an eco-friendly business model utilizing recycled plastics and refillable inks, reducing waste and creating items you can truly feel good about using every day.
Materials: Plastic, water-based ink Dimensions: 1.34" L x 1.34" W x 0.79" H Osaka, Japan

Sanby Ink Pads, Cool Tones

"I do not seek, I find." The Find Smart Note is a small hardcover notebook that slips right into most pockets so you can stay “smart” on the go. It features 40 sheets of copper-edged 2.5mm graph paper that has been specifically chosen to provide the ultimate writing experience for fountain pen users (though it does quite well with graphite and ballpoint pens as well). Contains 40 double-sided pages.
About Kunisawa Since its founding in 1971, Kunisawa has collaborated with graphic designers, advertising agencies, photographers and other creatives to produce office goods tailored for the creative mind. Kunisawa notebooks use British-style foolscap paper, which features a gliding smooth texture and excellent ink absorption designed especially for fountain pens. Minimalist with a refined vintage charm, Kunisawa has quickly become one of Japan’s most exciting new stationery brands.
Materials: Paper Dimensions: 6.6" L x 3.7" W, 40 pages Tokyo, Japan

Find Smart Note

"I do not seek, I find." This notebook is as compact and transportable as it is stylish. Look past its stylish cover and copper-edged pages, and you’ll find an expertly made notebook with delightfully smooth 5mm graph paper that has been specifically chosen to provide the ultimate writing experience for fountain pen users (though it does quite well with graphite and ballpoint pens as well). With its sturdy cover and slim size, this is the notebook you’ll reach for when you’re on the move. Contains 40 double-sided pages.
About Kunisawa Since its founding in 1971, Kunisawa has collaborated with graphic designers, advertising agencies, photographers and other creatives to produce office goods tailored for the creative mind. Kunisawa notebooks use British-style foolscap paper, which features a gliding smooth texture and excellent ink absorption designed especially for fountain pens. Minimalist with a refined vintage charm, Kunisawa has quickly become one of Japan’s most exciting new stationery brands.
Materials: Paper Dimensions: 8.25" L x 5.8" W, 40 pages Tokyo, Japan

Find Slim Note

This refill is for use with the CDT Gel Pen.
About CDT Stationery company Craft Design Technology combines modern sensibilities with the Japanese heritage of impeccable craftsmanship and elegant aesthetics. Their unique blend of tradition, innovation, and simplicity has been turning ordinary office supplies into minimalist works of art since 2005.
Tokyo, Japan

Cdt Gel Pen Refill

For use with the CDT Fountain Pen.
Craft Design Technology combines modern design with the Japanese heritage of impeccable craftsmanship and technological innovation. Injecting tradition, innovation, and simplicity into everyday essentials, they make minimalist works of art out of ordinary office supplies.
Tokyo, Japan

Cdt Fountain Pen Refill

Despite being something that most people interact with on a near-daily basis, the unassuming toilet paper holder is easy to overlook. This rustic brass paper holder is the perfect way to breathe some subtle vintage charm into your washroom. With its sturdy brass construction and ability to develop a complex patina over time, you will be sure to enjoy it for years to come. This version features a stripped-back and minimal shape that suits a wide variety of decors.
About Muro Kanamono Metal-working atelier Muro Kanamono was founded in Kyoto in 1802, where they built a reputation for creating beautiful yet resilient nails ( wakugi) and hardware for temples and homes throughout the region. Today they continue to pay homage to their past by crafting metal hardware that is inspired by current trends while staying grounded by tradition.
Materials: Cast brass (optional black finish) Dimensions: 5.91" x 2.95" Care: If dirty or tarnished, mix half a lemon and a tablespoon of baking soda (you may use salt as a substitute) in a bowl until it turns into a fine paste. Using a soft cloth, apply the paste to the tarnished section and rub it in a circular motion. Rinse the piece thoroughly under warm water and dry immediately after. Kyoto, Japan

Kanamono Toilet Paper Holder

Finish

Cleaning Tools

Easily add a bit of practical utility to any corner of the home with a good hook. This double hook from Muro Kanamono is crafted from solid brass that will take on a complex patina over the years.
About Muro Kanamono Metal-working atelier Muro Kanamono was founded in Kyoto in 1802, where they built a reputation for creating beautiful yet resilient nails ( wakugi) and hardware for temples and homes throughout the region. Today they continue to pay homage to their past by crafting metal hardware that is inspired by current trends while staying grounded by tradition.
Materials: Cast brass (optional black finish) Dimensions: 5.05" x 0.4" x 2" Care: If dirty or tarnished, mix half a lemon and a tablespoon of baking soda (you may use salt as a substitute) in a bowl until it turns into a fine paste. Using a soft cloth, apply the paste to the tarnished section and rub it in a circular motion. Rinse the piece thoroughly under warm water and dry immediately after. Kyoto, Japan

Kanamono Double Hook

Bring a piece of Japan's legendary forests into your home with this beautiful bowl from master woodworker Kenji Usuda. The organic edge of the vessel emphasizes its natural origins, as does its elongated shape and striking wood grain. This piece, crafted from Japanese maple, is wonderfully smooth to the touch and coated in food-safe walnut oil and beeswax to protect the surface of the wood and add a lustrous shine.
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: Japanese maple, walnut oil, beeswax Dimensions: 11.6" L x 9" W x 5.5" H Care: To clean, wash the bowl with minimal detergent, then dry immediately and thoroughly. If necessary, gently apply additional walnut oil or beeswax. Not microwave- or dishwasher-safe. Hokkaido, Japan

Usuda Wooden Bowl - Japanese Maple #1

Bring a piece of Japan's legendary forests into your home with this beautiful bowl from master woodworker Kenji Usuda. The organic edge of the vessel emphasizes its natural origins, as does the striking wood grain displayed along its sides. This elmwood piece is wonderfully smooth to the touch and coated in food-safe walnut oil and beeswax to protect the surface of the wood and add a lustrous shine.
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: Elm, walnut oil, beeswax Dimensions: 7.9" L x 7.7" W x 4.33" H Care: To clean, wash the bowl with minimal detergent, then dry immediately and thoroughly. If necessary, gently apply additional walnut oil or beeswax. Not microwave- or dishwasher-safe. Hokkaido, Japan

Usuda Wooden Bowl - Elm #2

These artisan trays were designed by Oji Masanori and are crafted from premium slabs of hard Japanese “Tochi” (Horse Chestnut) wood. Tochi is known for its beautiful wood grain and is a popular choice for creating long-lasting decorative pieces. The separate base and sides are cut to size with a bandsaw before being glued together and coated with a unique non-toxic liquid-glass coating. The resulting tray is an heirloom quality piece that can be used for organizing, serving, and storing goods in any room of the house.
About Oji Masanori These trays were designed by Oji Masanori for Aizawa Wood Works in Ishikawa, Japan. Oji Masanori is an award-winning designer known for his modern interpretations and improvements on traditional Japanese handicrafts. He is the creative force behind our fan-favorite FUTAGAMI series of brass hardware and accessories.
Materials: TOCHI (Horse Chestnut), Liquid glass coating Dimensions: No. 1: 11.65" W x 8.58" D x 1.06" H ; No. 2: 12.76" W x 9.69" D x 1.54" H ; No. 3: 13.94" W x 10.87" D x 2.01" H Ishikawa, Japan

Kito Bandsaw Tray

Size

Easily add a bit of practical utility to any corner of the home with a good hook. This series of hooks from Muro Kanamono comes in two handy sizes and is crafted from solid brass that will take on a complex patina over the years.
About Muro Kanamono Metal-working atelier Muro Kanamono was founded in Kyoto in 1802, where they built a reputation for creating beautiful yet resilient nails ( wakugi) and hardware for temples and homes throughout the region. Today they continue to pay homage to their past by crafting metal hardware that is inspired by current trends while staying grounded by tradition.
Materials: Cast Brass (optional black finish) Dimensions: L: 2.95" x .55" x 3.46" ; S: 1.97" x .55" x 2.44" Care: If dirty or tarnished, mix half a lemon and a tablespoon of baking soda (you may use salt as a substitute) in a bowl until it turns into a fine paste. Using a soft cloth, apply the paste to the tarnished section and rub it in a circular motion. Rinse the piece thoroughly under warm water and dry immediately after. Kyoto, Japan

Hook

Despite being something that most people interact with on a near-daily basis, the unassuming toilet paper holder is easy to overlook. This rustic brass paper holder is the perfect way to breathe some subtle vintage charm into your washroom. With its sturdy brass construction and ability to develop a complex patina over time, you will be sure to enjoy it for years to come. This version comes with a handy cover to keep things under wraps.
About Muro Kanamono Metal-working atelier Muro Kanamono was founded in Kyoto in 1802, where they built a reputation for creating beautiful yet resilient nails ( wakugi) and hardware for temples and homes throughout the region. Today they continue to pay homage to their past by crafting metal hardware that is inspired by current trends while staying grounded by tradition.
Materials: Cast Brass (optional black finish) Dimensions: 5.91" x 3.15" x 4.13" Care: If dirty or tarnished, mix half a lemon and a tablespoon of baking soda (you may use salt as a substitute) in a bowl until it turns into a fine paste. Using a soft cloth, apply the paste to the tarnished section and rub it in a circular motion. Rinse the piece thoroughly under warm water and dry immediately after. Kyoto, Japan

Kanamono Toilet Paper Holder With Cover

Upgrade your vanity with a vintage-inspired solid brass towel hook. It features a simple and unassuming design that is made amazing through Muro Kanamono’s expert casting. It’s available in either plain brass or brass with a black finish to complement your towel collection.
About Muro Kanamono Metal-working atelier Muro Kanamono was founded in Kyoto in 1802, where they built a reputation for creating beautiful yet resilient nails ( wakugi) and hardware for temples and homes throughout the region. Today they continue to pay homage to their past by crafting metal hardware that is inspired by current trends while staying grounded by tradition.
Materials: Cast Brass (optional black finish) Dimensions: 7.48" x 3.07" x 1.77" Care: Once dirty or tarnished, mix half a lemon and a tablespoon of baking soda (you may use salt as a substitute) in a bowl until it turns into a fine paste. Using a soft cloth, apply the paste to the tarnished section and rub it in a circular motion. Rinse the piece thoroughly under warm water and dry immediately after. Kyoto, Japan

Towel Hanger

This solid brass towel bar just might be the missing piece in the bathroom of your dreams. It features a simple and unassuming design that is made amazing through Muro Kanamono's expert casting. It’s available in either plain brass or brass with a black finish to complement your towel collection.
About Muro Kanamono Metal-working atelier Muro Kanamono was founded in Kyoto in 1802, where they built a reputation for creating beautiful yet resilient nails ( wakugi) and hardware for temples and homes throughout the region. Today they continue to pay homage to their past by crafting metal hardware that is inspired by current trends while staying grounded by tradition.
Materials: Cast brass (optional black finish) Dimensions: 15.75" x 2.2" Care: If dirty or tarnished, mix half a lemon and a tablespoon of baking soda (you may use salt as a substitute) in a bowl until it turns into a fine paste. Using a soft cloth, apply the paste to the tarnished section and rub it in a circular motion. Rinse the piece thoroughly under warm water and dry immediately after. Kyoto, Japan

Kanamono Towel Bar

When it comes time to retreat from the summer heat, bring just a touch of the outdoors inside with one of three new summer scents from HA KO. Call to mind a shaded forest lane with a breath of Linden, Moss, or Peppermint. Each individually packaged leaf can be used as subtle potpourri that exhudes fragrance for up to three months or as incense that burns for approximately seven minutes while cleansing and deodorizing your space. Best enjoyed with a HA KO Burner Mat .
Linden - Light a Linden leaf and drift through the branches and among the flowers of this scent’s namesake tree.
Peppermint - The piquant scent of Peppermint clears the mind with a blend of mint leaves and Japanese blue oak.
Moss - Clean and bright as a fairy-tale forest, this leaf offers the vital scent of bamboo growing from a carpet of moss.
About HA KO From the birthplace of Japanese incense comes a new way to enjoy the transformative effects of fragrance. Made from Japanese washi paper, HA KO Paper Incense will infuse any space with a feeling of tranquility, whether displayed as potpourri or left to quietly smolder. Place one on your desk, in your car, near your entryway, or anywhere a touch of fragrance is desired. HA KO Paper Incense makes a welcome gift for friends and family. Learn more about the history and tradition behind HA KO here.
Materials: Washi paper, IFRA-compliant synthetic fragrances Care: Always place incense on a non-flammable surface. Do not allow to burn unsupervised. Avoid placing in drafty areas or near any flammable materials. Note that direct sunlight may cause discoloration over time. Awaji, Japan