Gifts Under $250
Tomoka Earrings - Crescent I
$ 215.00
Made from 18K gold plate, this handmade piece is an artful take on traditional drop earrings. A delicate chain plunges down into a golden curve, elongating the neck and adding polish to any outfit.
About Tomoka Ishikawa
Tomoka Ishikawa was born in Hiroshima, Japan, and currently designs fine jewelry in the port city of Yokohama. Working with gold and silver, her work explores the contrast and harmony between natural materials like feathers and precious metals.
Materials: 18K gold plate over silver
Dimensions: Length: 3 ½”
Care: To polish, take a dry cloth (microfiber cloths are best) and rub against the metal carefully to buff away any dull spots. Yokohama, Japan
Tomoka Earrings - Crescent II
$ 215.00
These golden handmade earrings bend dramatically at a curve, like reeds bowing in the sunlight. Made from 18K gold plate, this piece adds movement and dimension to the simplest outfit.
About Tomoka Ishikawa
Tomoka Ishikawa was born in Hiroshima, Japan, and currently designs fine jewelry in the port city of Yokohama. Working with gold and silver, her work explores the contrast and harmony between natural materials like feathers and precious metals.
Materials: 18K gold plate over silver
Dimensions: Length: 2”
Care: To polish, take a dry cloth (microfiber cloths are best) and rub against the metal carefully to buff away any dull spots.
Yokohama, Japan
Tomoka Feather Earrings - White
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These elegant earrings feature a long, white feather hanging suspended through gold like a bird in repose. Inspired by the curves of birds’ wings, the Feather Earrings are handmade from gold-plated silver and white goose feathers.
About Tomoka Ishikawa
Tomoka Ishikawa was born in Hiroshima, Japan, and currently designs fine jewelry in the port city of Yokohama. Working with gold and silver, her work explores the contrast and harmony between natural materials like feathers and precious metals.
Materials: Gold plate over silver, goose feathers
Dimensions: 2”
Care: This product contains goose feathers, which are very delicate and have not been artificially strengthened. Please be careful with it so the feather tips don't break off or bend. If oil, sweat or other dirt gets on the feathers, gently rub a fully dry cloth from the base to the tip of the feather until it's clean.
Yokohama, Japan
Tomoka Necklace - Crescent I
$ 202.00
The Crescent I Necklace features translucent quartz beads within a golden handmade chain. Elongating and universally flattering, this artisan piece is neutral enough to wear as a standalone necklace or a layering piece with your favorite necklaces.
About Tomoka Ishikawa
Tomoka Ishikawa was born in Hiroshima, Japan, and currently designs fine jewelry in the port city of Yokohama. Working with gold and silver, her work explores the contrast and harmony between natural materials like feathers and precious metals.
Materials: 18K gold plate over silver, quartz
Dimensions: Length: 16”
Care: To polish, take a dry cloth (microfiber cloths are best) and rub against the metal carefully to buff away any dull spots.
Yokohama, Japan
Tomoka Necklace - Crescent II
$ 132.00
With a simple chain and a subtle curved crescent detail, the Crescent II necklace is designed for those moments of everyday elegance. This piece is handmade with a18K gold plate for a subtle but striking shine that polishes up any outfit.
About Tomoka Ishikawa
Tomoka Ishikawa was born in Hiroshima, Japan, and currently designs fine jewelry in the port city of Yokohama. Working with gold and silver, her work explores the contrast and harmony between natural materials like feathers and precious metals.
Materials: 18K gold plate over silver, quartz
Dimensions: Length: 17”
Care: To polish, take a dry cloth (microfiber cloths are best) and rub against the metal carefully to buff away any dull spots.
Yokohama, Japan
Tomoka Feather Necklace - White Multi
$ 258.00
A cluster of white feathers drops gracefully down a gold chain in this exquisite piece, designed by artist Tomoka Ishikawa. Inspired by the curves of birds’ wings, this elegant necklace is handmade from gold-plated silver and white goose feathers.
Pairs well with Feather Earrings.
About Tomoka Ishikawa
Tomoka Ishikawa was born in Hiroshima, Japan, and currently designs fine jewelry in the port city of Yokohama. Working with gold and silver, her work explores the contrast and harmony between natural materials like feathers and precious metals.
Materials: Gold plate over silver, goose feathers
Dimensions: Chain: 29”
Care: This product contains goose feathers, which are very delicate and have not been artificially strengthened. Please be careful with it so the feather tips don't break off or bend. If oil, sweat or other dirt gets on the feathers, gently rub a fully dry cloth from the base to the tip of the feather until it's clean. Yokohama, Japan
Tomoka Feather Necklace
$ 245.00
This beautiful necklace features a delicate gold chain and a graceful curved feather in white. The natural elegance of the feather brings an unexpected splendor to a sophisticated design.
Materials: 18K Gold plated silver, featherDimensions: Length: 7”
Yokohama, Japan
Glass Necklace - Baby Mesh Long Chain
$ 231.00
A row of honeycombed glass cocoons hangs from a long chain, carefully crafted and graceful in form. A modest statement piece that streamlines the silhouette and accents your neck.
Materials: glass, stainless steelDimensions: Length: 15"
Nagoya, Japan
Tomoka Single Knot Necklace
$ 155.00
Handcrafted by fine jewelry artist Tomoka Ishikawa, this elegant necklace radiates in its simplicity. The asymmetric line draws attention to the collarbone, layering easily with other pieces. With its a classic design and luxurious materials, the Knot Necklace fits effortlessly in both everyday and special occasions.
Materials: Silver/ 18K Gold plated silverDimensions: Length: 7”
Yokohama, Japan
Glass Earrings - Crumple
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A statement piece unlike any other, the Crumple earring is composed of a thousand details. Pieces of minuscule honeycombed glass are looped within a delicate vessel-like structure, adding a unique movement and dimension to your look.
Materials: glass, gold
Dimensions: Length: 3¼"
Nagoya, Japan
Japanese designer Yoko Yano finds nature an endless reference for imagination and invention. Inside her Nagoya workshop, she creates intricate glass jewelry by hand that recalls singular forms and patterns found in nature. Inspired by both the innate strength and gracefulness of women, her wearable glassworks expertly showcase the natural beauty in all of us.
Sori Yanagi Stainless Steel Kitchen Knives
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The Sori Yanagi Stainless Steel Kitchen Knife is constructed from corrosion resistant steel and designed for comfortable use and exact cutting.
Legendary designer Sori Yanagi’s kitchen tools embody his values of simplicity and practicality. Influenced by the Japanese folk art movement and modernist ideals, Yanagi’s designs celebrate organic form, beauty and efficiency.
Dimensions: Length: 8½" Width: 1½"
Length: 10½" Width: 1¾"
Length: 11½" Width: 2"
Niigata, Japan
Chambray Gauze Blanket
$ 231.00
The chambray gauze blanket is an airy extra-large blanket made of woven cotton and wool fibers. Its meticulous chambray weave combines white and blue threads for a soft and durable textile in unique shades of sky blue and dark navy. Take it with you for nights at the beach, or use indoors during the brisk fall months- this thin but incredibly warm blanket is perfect for any season.
Materials: 60% Cotton, 40% Wool
Dimensions: Width: 53¼”, Length: 86½”
Care: Machine wash with cold water and mild detergent. No bleach or fabric softeners. Hang or tumble dry low.
Imabari, Japan
FD Style Wine Opener
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Sleek and functional, the FD Style Wine Opener is a smart addition to any dinner party. This ergonomic wine opener features a spiral corkscrew with a straight inner rod for effortless uncorking. It is designed with the thoughtful host in mind, letting you entertain your guests without breaking a sweat. Made with a matte black coating, the FD Style Wine Opener is as much a conversation piece as the wine accompanying it.
About FD Style
The FD Style collection is designed by architect Hagino Mitsunobu, whose minimalist designs pare each tool down to its essential elements. Made from stainless steel coated with a matte fluorocarbon polymer resin, every tool in the collection is ergonomic, easy to clean, and multifunctional. The FD Style collection is produced in the region of Niigata, where metalworking is the regional specialty.
Materials: Stainless Steel, Resin Coating
Dimensions: Width: 1” Length: 5”
Care: Hand-wash only with non-abrasive materials.
Niigata, Japan
Futagami Brass Tape Dispenser
$ 209.00
From the mind of Masanori Oji comes a golden desktop accessory that shines with beauty and functionality. The Futagami Tape Dispenser is hand-cast from solid brass, forming the shape of a miniature spinning wheel that follows the movement of intellectual wheels turning.
Founded in 1879, Futagami is one of Japan’s oldest metal manufacturers. Its collaboration with designer Masanori Oji has created a modern minimalist line of brass ware home goods that combine traditional techniques and materials with modern shapes. Futagami’s craftsmen work from Masanori’s inventive designs to create truly original metal works that bring elegance and understated radiance to common everyday objects. His work with Futagami has won the 2009 Interior Lifestyle Award in Japan.
Materials: Brass
Dimensions: Large - Height: 4½” Width: 1½” Length: 6½”
Care: Polish with a cloth and polishing agent to regain original hue
Takaoka, Japan
Plump Vase
$ 365.00
A few stems of wildflowers, one or two foraged branches, small bunches of herbal sprigs: this handmade vase turns the simplest flower arrangement into a minimalist’s dream. Its organic, plump body is hand-glazed in beautiful milky shades of cream with the faintest trace of seafoam green dusted across the base. Subdued and calm, this quiet vase is at its most beautiful when holding the smallest sprig of flowers.
About Hanako Nakazato
As a 14th generation potter, ceramics is a family affair for Hanao Nazato. At age 16 she moved to the United States to pursue her education, where she took a renewed interest in her cultural roots, and returned home to learn pottery from her father. Her technique is grounded in the ceramic traditions of her home in Karatsu, and influenced by years traveling and living in the U.S. Nakazato currently splits her time between studios in Japan and Maine, U.S.
Dimensions: Tall: Height: 7½” Diameter: 4", Short: Height: 5½” Diameter: 4"
Materials: Clay
Maine, United States
Jicon Porcelain Octagon Plate
$ 187.00
An elegant way to personalize your place settings, these handcrafted plates are made from smooth, white porcelain with a traditional geometrical Sumi rim in a large octagonal shape. Enjoy as a serving tray for dinner parties or celebrations.
The distinctive Jicon porcelain collection derives its name from the Japanese words for "porcelain (JI) in modern times (CON)." Crafted by the Imamura family, Jicon is a family run porcelain company that derived from the renown Touetsugama kiln, founded 350 years ago. The collection blends Western and Eastern porcelain traditions: while the porcelain is traditionally made from the Touetsugama kiln, the smooth white texture recalls soft-paste english porcelain from the 18th and 19th centuries.
Materials: porcelain
Dimensions: Height: 1" Width: 10½" Length: 15½"
Care: Microwave safe. Hand wash recommended.
Arita, Japan
Tainetsu Stovetop Ceramic Stew Pot
$ 155.00
Versatile and functional, the ceramic stew pot can be used for cooking or serving boiled or stewed dishes for the whole family. Its simple contemporary design fits any setting, and their heat-resistant earthenware makes it oven, microwave, and dishwasher safe.
Banko Yaki Ceramics:
Based in the Mie Prefecture, the art of Banko Yaki is a traditional ceramic technique that is entrenched with Japanese culture. Dating back to the 18th century, Banko Yaki ceramics offer unique heat resistance and a beautiful but practical composition in muted, earthy colors. These pieces continue to honor an ancient art in a modern world by reshaping the past to fit the needs of the future.
Materials: Clay, Petalite
Dimensions: Height: 10” Diameter: 9”
Care: Oven, non-induction stove-top, microwave, and dishwasher safe, but we recommend hand-washing and drying thoroughly after use
Yokkaichi, Japan
Tainetsu Stovetop Ceramic Soup Pot
$ 240.00
This ceramic soup pot can be used for cooking soup or serving hot dishes for the whole family. Its contemporary design fits any setting, and its heat-resistant earthenware makes it oven, microwave, and dishwasher safe.
Banko Yaki Ceramics:
Based in the Mie Prefecture, the art of Banko Yaki is a traditional ceramic technique that is entrenched with Japanese culture. Dating back to the 18th century, Banko Yaki ceramics offer unique heat resistance and a beautiful but practical composition in muted, earthy colors. These pieces continue to honor an ancient art in a modern world by reshaping the past to fit the needs of the future.
Materials: Clay, Petalite
Dimensions: Height: 4” Diameter: 12”
Care: Oven, non-induction stove-top, microwave, and dishwasher safe, but we recommend hand-washing and drying thoroughly after use
Yokkaichi, Japan
Nakamura Round Copper Pan
$ 188.00
Loved by professional chefs for their durable, “life-long” goods, Nakamura Copperware’s artisan-made pots are perfect for cooking omelets, small entrees, and side dishes. Made of pure copper and tin with a wooden handle, these pots conduct heat up to twenty times as much as stainless steel and uniformly heat food with no scorching. The tin is baked on by hand for a natural non-stick finish that retains oil on its surface for durability and an enhanced cooking experience.
Dimensions: Height: 1½” Diameter: 8½” Handle: 7"Care: To clean, use water and a soft sponge. Avoid using detergent, which can remove necessary oils and damage the surface.
Tokyo, Japan
Sori Yanagi Cast Iron Grill Pan
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Sori Yanagi’s famed Nambu Tekki pan combines traditional Japanese design with a modern sensibility. Crafted from a single piece of extra thick cast iron, the pan quickly and evenly distributes heat. The slightly curved edge allows for easy pouring while the cast iron fork can be used for both lifting and serving. Safe for use on gas, electric or induction stovetops
Nambu Tekki is a traditional Japanese iron casting technique that dates back to the early 17th century.
Legendary designer Sori Yanagi’s kitchen tools embody his values of simplicity and practicality. Influenced by the Japanese folk art movement and modernist ideals, Yanagi’s designs celebrate organic form, beauty and efficiency.
Materials: cast ironDimensions: Height: 3½" Diameter: 13"
Niigata, Japan
Tsumiki Stacking Blocks
$ 130.00
Create gigantic pyramids, birds of paradise, and unique sculptures with these wooden stacking blocks designed by celebrated architect and Tokyo Olympics Stadium designer Kengo Kuma. Made of lightweight cedar wood, these triangular blocks can be stacked and arranged on top of each other in a a light, transparent construction that mirrors contemporary Japanese architecture.
The Kuma Tsumiki Building Blocks were created in collaboration with More Trees, a forest conservation organization led by musician Ryuichi Sakamoto that makes toys out of thinned wood. Tree thinning is an eco-friendly forestation technique where weak, ageing trees are cleared from overcrowded forests so that the forest as a whole can continue to thrive. The wood is Japanese cedar wood certified by the Forest Stewardship Council.
Sold in sets of 7,13, or 22
Materials: Japanese Cedar wood Miyazaki Morotsuka FSC certified timber
Tokyo, Japan
Layered Gauze Baby Top and Pant Set
$ 210.00
Inspired by traditional Japanese children’s garments, this beautiful baby top and pant set is made from breathable 100% cotton gauze with a gorgeous dark golden piping. The multiple layers of airy gauze absorb moisture and let air circulate freely within the fabric, helping your little one maintain a comfortable body temperature. This all-natural baby set is made using a traditional Japanese technique called wazarashi, a laborious four-day process that removes impurities from the cotton fibers. The resulting super-soft fabric is ideal for babies and small children with still sensitive skin.
About Daitou Shingu
Established in 1925 as a Japanese futon maker, Daitou Shingu has a singular goal of providing the most comfortable sleep experience possible. Every item in the collection is made by hand using traditional Japanese techniques, natural dyes, and absolutely no bleaching or chemical processing. The result is super soft, all-natural bedding and sleepwear that soothes you into the best sleep of your life. Â
Recommended for children up to 2Â years.
Materials: 100% cotton
Care: Machine wash with like colors in warm water (40℃) inside a mesh bag. Do not use bleach. Reshape item while damp. Hang dry in a shady area. Iron on medium if needed.
Kyoto, Japan
Karmi Tea Canister - Kama
$ 202.00
Keep your favorite tea leaves, coffee, and spices fresh and ready for use with this stunning example of Yamanaka lacquerware. Each piece in this collection is made from solid Cherry Birch Wood and is expertly turned by a craftsman before being lacquered and dried over the course of nearly a year. This level of detail results in a nearly airtight seal despite being made from wood.
Specifically designed with matcha in mind, this style features a second inner lid to prevent spills. Holds 100g.
About Gato
Gato’s collection of Japanese wood and lacquer works is native to the Yamanaka region of Japan. The centuries-old manufacturing process is as delicate and detailed as the pieces themselves. From precise carving to meticulous lacquering, modern Japanese woodworking molds traditional methods into contemporary shapes. The results are elegant, amazingly lightweight pieces that are as functional as they are beautiful.
Read more about Yamanaka lacquerware on our journal!
Materials: Cherry Birch Wood
Dimensions: Height: 4½” Diameter: 2½”
Care: Gato woodworks are not microwave or dishwasher safe. Wash by hand and dry immediately.
Yamanaka, Japan
Karmi Tea Canister - Kubi
$ 202.00
Keep your favorite tea leaves, coffee, and spices fresh and ready for use with this stunning example of Yamanaka lacquerware. Each piece in this collection is made from solid Cherry Birch Wood and is expertly turned by a craftsman before being lacquered and dried over the course of nearly a year. This level of detail results in a nearly airtight seal despite being made from wood.
This design features a unique shape. Holds 100g.
About Gato
Gato’s collection of Japanese wood and lacquer works is native to the Yamanaka region of Japan. The centuries-old manufacturing process is as delicate and detailed as the pieces themselves. From precise carving to meticulous lacquering, modern Japanese woodworking molds traditional methods into contemporary shapes. The results are elegant, amazingly lightweight pieces that are as functional as they are beautiful.
Read more about Yamanaka lacquerware on our journal!
Materials: Cherry Birch Wood
Dimensions: Height: 7½” Diameter: 2½”
Care: Gato woodworks are not microwave or dishwasher safe. Wash by hand and dry immediately.
Yamanaka, Japan
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