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Kamon yukata
Regular price CHF 105.00Regular priceUnit price perSale price CHF 105.00 -
Japanese Tea Tin Fans – Blue or Burgundy
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Chrysanthemum yukata
Regular price CHF 105.00Regular priceUnit price perSale price CHF 105.00 -
Maneki Neko Suzoku Tea Tin – 2 colors
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Blue fabric fan
Regular price CHF 19.00Regular priceUnit price perSale price CHF 19.00 -
Pink fabric fan
Regular price CHF 19.00Regular priceUnit price perSale price CHF 19.00 -
Black nami yukata
Regular price CHF 105.00Regular priceUnit price perSale price CHF 105.00 -
Fabric fan
Regular price CHF 18.00Regular priceUnit price perSale price CHF 18.00 -
Japanese tea cups with blue fans – Set of 5
Regular price CHF 58.00Regular priceUnit price perSale price CHF 58.00 -
Daruma lucky piggy bank
Regular price CHF 16.00Regular priceUnit price perSale price CHF 16.00 -
Japanese "happi" shirt
Regular price CHF 75.00Regular priceUnit price perSale price CHF 75.00 -
Fan teapot
Regular price CHF 52.00Regular priceUnit price perSale price CHF 52.00 -
Large Japanese Mug, Blue and Green Fans
Regular price CHF 25.00Regular priceUnit price perSale price CHF 25.00 -
White stork yukata
Regular price CHF 105.00Regular priceUnit price perSale price CHF 105.00 -
Blue stork yukata
Regular price CHF 105.00Regular priceUnit price perSale price CHF 105.00 -
Purple nami yukata
Regular price CHF 105.00Regular priceUnit price perSale price CHF 105.00 -
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Octopus lucky charm
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発見 To discover
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Japanese accessories, decorative objects and small gifts: this collection brings together what people love to bring back from a trip to Japan, or to give to someone who loves Japan.
You will find Japanese fans, folding (sensu) or round with a fixed handle (uchiwa); maneki neko and lucky charms, such as the daruma, okiagari roly-poly dolls, the tanuki or kokeshi; cotton yukata and happi jackets made in Kyoto; and stationery, with chiyogami paper for origami.
The selection also includes Japanese kites (tako) illustrated with the treasure ship, kitsune fox masks, the messenger of the deity Inari, split-toe socks, as well as tea caddies, mugs and cups with fan or maneki neko motifs.
Many of these objects are small gift ideas, easy to give for a birthday, a housewarming or a new beginning.


















