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Morning Sky Bowl
$80.00
This handmade Japanese ceramic bowl in cream with wide brushstrokes of mid blue and rust is the perfect size for a morning cuppa or yoghurt, fruit and seeds. It just says to...
Mountain in the Winter Mist Plate
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The mountain reveals its beauty in the distance as the mists part on a winter's morning in Japan. This evocative scene plays out through the application of mossy green blue...
Neko-chan Brooch
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The super-cute animal face felt brooch was hand-made by a craftsperson in Kyoto. Neko-chan (cat) has frog and panda friends too - look for them on other pages in this accessories...
Ningyo Brooch
$50.00
This gorgeous brooch was hand-made by a craftsperson in Kyoto using vintage silk Kimono fabric featuring the face of a Ningyo or Japanese doll. Condition New Size 6.5cm long...
Nyuushoku Dish
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The simple, elegant design of this handmade piece finished with a milk-glaze emanates a gentle purity however the textured ‘drape’ edging and broad base adds a strength of character. Although masquerading as...
Obijime - Green and Pink
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These gorgeous braided or woven 100% silk cords are used as the top layer tie over wider obi's. They traditionally 'finish' the look of the layered Kimono ensemble but we like to use them to tie kimono we wear as robes or dressing gowns. I've used them instead of a chain for bold jewellery - and they can look great as a thin belt over a simple dress. I've seen people use them as curtain ties too!
They are also great for those handy with a needle and thread and other crafty types - lovely drawstrings or handles for bags etc.
Condition - New.
Obijime - Pink
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These gorgeous braided or woven 100% silk cords are used as the top layer tie over wider obi's. They traditionally 'finish' the look of the layered Kimono ensemble but we like to use them to tie kimono we wear as robes or dressing gowns. I've used them instead of a chain for bold jewellery - and they can look great as a thin belt over a simple dress. I've seen people use them as curtain ties too!
They are also great for those handy with a needle and thread and other crafty types - lovely drawstrings or handles for bags etc.
Condition - New.
Obijime - Raspberry
$40.00
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These gorgeous braided or woven 100% silk cords are used as the top layer tie over wider obi's. They traditionally 'finish' the look of the layered Kimono ensemble but we like to use them to tie kimono we wear as robes or dressing gowns. I've used them instead of a chain for bold jewellery - and they can look great as a thin belt over a simple dress. I've seen people use them as curtain ties too!
They are also great for those handy with a needle and thread and other crafty types - lovely drawstrings or handles for bags etc.
Condition - New.
Obijime - Silver & Red
$40.00
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These gorgeous braided or woven 100% silk cords are used as the top layer tie over wider obi's. They traditionally 'finish' the look of the layered Kimono ensemble but we like to use them to tie kimono we wear as robes or dressing gowns. I've used them instead of a chain for bold jewellery - and they can look great as a thin belt over a simple dress. I've seen people use them as curtain ties too!
They are also great for those handy with a needle and thread and other crafty types - lovely drawstrings or handles for bags etc.
Condition - New.
Octagon Vase
$64.00
This small octagon vase, with pale celadon glaze was hand crafted on the island of Shikoku, in eastern Japan. It is perfect for a single bud or stem, or micro...
Okinawan Kimono Textile Coasters
$80.00
We found these divine hand-printed coasters (made from Okinawan Kimono textile - a linen style silk for the warmer climes) in a small but wonderful atelier on Naha, the main...
Organicus glass stem-vase (triangular)
$59.00
This beautiful, handblown glass vase was purchased in the Japanese art islands and has a sibling - Organicus glass stem-vase (square). These stem vases look great on their own or...
Organicus stem vase (square)
$59.00
This beautiful, handblown glass vase was purchased in the Japanese art islands and has a sibling - Organicus glass stem-vase (triangular). These stem vases look great on their own or...
Otomiiru Cup
$80.00
This deliciously speckled Oatmeal cup is appropriately milk-washed to allow the handsome textured raw clay to filter through. Although hessian-like in appearance it's smooth to the touch and a joy...
Paafekutto Bowls
$96.00
Whilst slightly different in size, we think these Jade and Pear-green glazed rice bowls are the 'paafekutto pair'. Of course they also make great snack or dip bowls - and...
Panda Brooch
$35.00
The super-cute animal face felt brooch was hand-made by a craftsperson in Kyoto. Panda has frog and cat friends too - look for them on other pages in this accessories...
Pivoting Bronze Ball Incense Holder
$45.00
This stylish, bronzed ball and stand style incense-holder, sourced in Japan, not only looks super-swish but guarantees your Japanese incense sticks stand at attention, at any angle of your choice making...
Punk White Chawan (tea cup)
$70.00
The bold statement made by this modern chawan's ultra-rich 'cream' glaze guarantees it will stand out in your collection of treasured cups. Of course with its cheeky cross insignia on...
Rainy Days Cup
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Handcrafted in Japan, this ceramic cup is beautifully glazed in pale grey with a milky wash. Best for cloud filled mornings contemplating whether to go out for a walk or have another...
Ribu Ceramic Canister
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This handsome, ribbed Japanese ceramic canister with lid is large enough to hold sugar for the table- but works equally well for condiments such as mustard, pickles and sweet or...
Sankai Bowl
$72.00
The layered Sankai ceramic bowl is so deliciously moody it comes in two variations... the original has a straight edge and smooth foot while the variant is purposely wonky around...
Sashiko Cup
$72.00
Named for its stitch pattern the Sashiko cup in toasted wheat and creamy porridge tones makes a handsome addition to any Japanese cup collection... you don't have a Japanese ceramic cup...
Sashiko table mats
$72.00 $80.00
We found these two gorgeous, hand-stitched table mats in a little handicraft shop in Aomori, far northern Honshu, and couldn't resist. Can you? You can feel the love that went...
Sensu Hana Brooch
$50.00
This gorgeous brooch was hand-made by a craftsperson in Kyoto using vintage Kimono fabric featuring fans (sensu) and flowers . Condition New Size 6.5cm long *Price includes free...
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