Collections
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Bowls and Salad Bowls
In Japan, everyone has their own bowl. The rice bowl, the chawan,...
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Chopsticks
In Japan, people eat with chopsticks, called hashi. Shorter and more pointed...
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Chopsticks and Spoons
In Japan, people eat with chopsticks, called hashi. Shorter and more pointed...
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Cushions and fabrics
The noren is the split Japanese curtain hung at the entrance of...
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Donburi Rice Bowls
In Japan, rice comes with almost every meal. The chawan is the...
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Japanese Accessories
Japanese accessories, decorative objects and small gifts: this collection brings together what...
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Japanese wind bell
The furin is the Japanese wind bell. In summer, it is hung...
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Kimonos and Yukata
The yukata is the Japanese summer kimono. Lighter than a classic kimono...
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Maneki Neko and Lucky Charms
In Japan, people like to keep small objects that bring good luck...
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Matcha Bowls (Chawan)
The matcha bowl, or chawan, is wide and deep enough to whisk...
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Miso Soup Bowls
Miso soup comes with many Japanese meals. It is served in a...
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Mugs and Teacups
In Japan, tea is drunk throughout the day, and every moment has...
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Plates, Dishes and Small Bowls
In Japan, not everything is served on the same plate. A meal...
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Ramen Bowls
A Japanese ramen bowl has to be big enough for the broth,...
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Sushi Plates
In Japan, sushi is served on long or rectangular plates, which leave...
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Tea Caddies
In Japan, tea is kept away from air, light and moisture, which...
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Tea Culture
In Japan, tea goes with the whole day: a sencha after a...
