Kousaido Incense 京都·香彩棠

Embrace Nature's Essence. Our incenses are purely natural, free from artificial additives, embodying the essence of authentic tradition. Experience simplicity and authenticity.

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Tsugaruvidro 津軽びいどろ

A Symphony in Glass. Each piece, handblown in Japan, captures the essence of the seasons with its vibrant hues. Discover the elegance and tradition of Tsugaru Vidro, where every glass tells a vibrant story

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Kutani Ware 九谷焼

A Symphony in Porcelain. With over 350 years of history from Ishikawa, Japan, these fine porcelain pieces dazzle with vibrant colors and intricate designs. Kutani ware, an artful blend of tradition and innovation, brings elegance to every setting

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Mino Ware 美濃焼

Embrace the elegance of Japan's traditional pottery. Originating from Gifu Prefecture, each piece uniquely combines historical artistry with modern practicality, enriching your daily life with over 60% of Japan's classic tableware

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Hasami Ware 波佐见焼

Timeless Craft, Modern Touch. Discover the unique blend of Hasami's tactile textures and minimalist aesthetics, a fusion of skill and style from Nagasaki's renowned artisans

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Banko Ware 萬古焼

The Essence of Japanese Cooking Art. Famed for its superior heat resistance, Banko Ware clay pots dominate Japanese culinary tradition. Merging age-old craftsmanship with contemporary design, these pots are more than mere kitchenware; they are a testament to Yokkaichi's esteemed ceramic heritage.

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Arita Ware 有田焼

Tradition in Every Touch. Handcrafted in Saga, Japan since the 17th century, Arita ware is celebrated for its vibrant colors and exquisite 'white gold' finish. A blend of history and modern elegance, each piece is a testament to timeless Japanese craftsmanship

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Seto Ware 瀬戸焼

Japan's Ceramic Heritage. Crafted in Seto City, Aichi, this pottery is renowned for its unique glazes and diverse forms, from classical earthenware to elegant porcelain. Embrace the legacy of Seto Ware, where each piece is a symbol of craftsmanship and tradition

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