Made in Japan · shipped from Tokyo
Japanese craft, from the towns that made it famous.
Lacquerware, cast iron, cut glass, clay pots, cypress wood, blades and porcelain — everyday things Japanese makers have refined for generations. Picked in Tokyo and shipped to you with US duties prepaid.
Lacquerware (urushi)
Bowls, trays and chopsticks finished in layers of natural urushi lacquer — from Wajima, Aizu, Yamanaka and other lacquer towns.
Nambu ironware
Cast-iron kettles, teapots and trivets from Iwate — heavy, slow to heat and made to outlast their owners.
Edo Kiriko & Japanese glass
Hand-cut Kiriko glass, plus handblown Tsugaru and Ryukyu glass.
Read the guide: Tsugaru Vidro guide
Donabe clay pots
Earthenware pots for hot pot, rice and slow simmering — many from Iga, a clay town known for heat-resistant pots.
Hinoki & woodcraft
Fragrant Japanese cypress for bath stools, buckets, cutting boards and masu cups.
Knives & whetstones
Kitchen knives, whetstones and blades from Seki, Sakai and Japan’s other blade towns.
Ceramics
Everyday porcelain and stoneware from Japan’s great kiln towns.
Read the guide: Mino-yaki · Hasami-yaki · Kutani-yaki · Tokoname
Furoshiki & tenugui
Wrapping cloths and cotton hand towels — printed in Japan, used for gifts, lunches and everything else.
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