How to Care and Maintain Your Japanese Gifts: Preserving the

Explore the enchanting realm of Japanese crafts, appreciating the unique artistry of Kintsugi, Shibori, Mokuhanga, Urushi, Wagashi, and Japanese ceramics. Discover their rich historical context, cultural implications, and the extraordinary craftsmanship that exemplifies the enduring spirit of Japanese artisanship.

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This TOKODO - Kiyomizu Ware Ice Cup is a subtle piece of art, providing an elegant and classy addition to your home. Choose from four beautiful

TOKODO - Kiyomizu Ware Ice Cup With Gold or Silver

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The Art of Maki-e: a Dance of Lacquer and Light – kyomiproject

This YAMADA HEIANDO Ume Dome Box is a luxurious addition to any interior. Enjoy the playful and alluring hues of the classic round, symmetrical ume

YAMADA HEIANDO

Japanese Housewarming Gift Giving Traditions That You Need to Know

YAMADA HEIANDO’s Ninsei Ume Maki-e San-dan Ju is a truly unique lacquerware box, featuring three levels of intricate Maki-e designs - the highest

YAMADA HEIANDO - Ninsei Ume Maki-e San-dan Ju

Unveil the magic of the East with our Shun Japan Heat-Reveal Teacup, a radiant testament to Mino-yaki tradition rooted in Tajimi's 1300-year history

Shun Japan - Heat-Reveal Teacup

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Yamada Heiando - Cufflinks Gold Fleck

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