Indigo Monday
Lana Room Shoes
$ 80.00 USD
Lana is a collection of 100% cotton luxury towels, robes and slippers. Their beautiful color is similar to wool, but the cotton weave makes the texture feel as soft as cashmere. These comfy slippers take after traditional Japanese room shoes and keep your feet warm and comfortable after a long day at work.
Materials: Upper: 100% Cotton; Outsole: 100% Polyurethane
Sizes:
| Size | Vendor Supplied Japanese Size (cm) | US Women | US Men |
| M | 23 - 24.5 cm | (6.5 - 7) - (8 - 8.5) | <7 |
| L | 25 - 26.5 cm | (8.5 - 9) - (10 - 10.5) | 7.5 - (8.5 - 9) |
| XL | 27 - 28.5 cm | (10.5 - 11) - (11.5 - 12) | (9.5 - 10) - (11 - 11.5) |
Room Shoe Sizing Tips:
Room Shoes are designed for maximum comfort and are very forgiving when it comes to sizing. To ensure a good fit, put on the type of socks you plan to wear with your room shoes and measure your foot while standing. Compare your foot length to the footbed measurements provided to ensure there is no overhang. If you have particularly wide feet, consider sizing up one size.
Care: Machine washable. Dry in the shade.
Imabari, Japan
Sasawashi Wool Room Boots
$ 82.00 USD
The classic Japanese room shoe gets a reboot with these cozy boot slippers from Saswashi. This warm-weather version of Sasawashi's room shoe features a warm wool surface and Sasawashi fabric lining, to naturally absorb moisture from the skin. The combination of antibacterial Kumazasa fibers and breathable washi paper threads keeps these room boots feeling fresh and comfortable even after repeated use. The result is a cozy and warm winter slipper that you can wear over and over again.
About Sasawashi
Sasawashi was founded as a reaction to the wastefulness and ephemeral lifespan of the textile industry. Made from absorbent washi (Japanese paper) threads infused with antibacterial Kumazasa plant fibers, this innovative fabric contains natural deodorizing properties that prevent mildew growth and fiber deterioration. From room shoes to scrub towels, every piece in the Sasawashi collection stays true to its founding principles: comfort, longevity, and simplicity.
Materials:Outer: Wool 75%, Polyester 25% Inner: Sasawashi Fabric, Sole: Polyester
Sizes:
|
Size |
US Women’s Shoe |
US Men’s Shoe |
|
Medium |
7 – 8.5 |
5.5 – 7 |
|
Large |
9 – 10.5 |
7.5 – 9 |
Care: The shoes feature a soft sole and are intended to only be worn indoors. Please do not wear them outdoors or on cement. Machine wash in a garment bag with similar colors. Do not bleach or tumble dry.
Osaka, Japan
Lana Bathrobe
$ 370.00 USD
Lana is a collection of 100% cotton luxury towels, robes and slippers. Their beautiful color is similar to wool, but the cotton weave makes the texture feel as soft as cashmere. The Lana bathrobe is perfect for relaxing in your home and in the spa, keeping you warm and comfortable on your days off.
Materials: 100% Cotton
Dimensions: Large: Chest: 23”, Sleeve: 18½“, Length: 46”
Medium: Chest: 20”, Sleeve: 18½“, Length: 40”
Care: Machine wash with cold water and mild detergent. No bleach or fabric softeners. Hang or tumble dry low.
Imabari, Japan
Lattice Towel
$ 21.00 USD
Materials: 100% Cotton
Care: Machine wash with cold water and mild detergent. No bleach or fabric softeners. Hang or tumble dry low.
Imabari, Japan
| Bath Towel (XL) | 33½” x 57" |
| Compact Bath Towel (L) | 22¾” x 42¼” |
| Hand Towel (M) | 14¼” x 33½” |
| Washcloth (S) | 14¼” x 14¼” |
| Blanket (XXL) | 63" x 82½" |
Kamawanu Tenugui - Sake Cup
$ 26.00 USD
We are pleased to offer this series of vividly designed and beautifully illustrated tenugui towels. These multipurpose textiles have been used for centuries as handkerchiefs, gift wrap, napkins, and wall art. This collection is dyed using the “chusen” method, which has been practiced since the Meiji period. This method has a characteristic appearance due to the fact that the dye produces different shades of color depending on the weather, temperature, and humidity at the time of dying. These 100% cotton towels are reversible and the pattern appears on both the front and reverse sides.
About Tenugui Towels
A tenugui towel is a thin vibrantly-printed Japanese textile that typically measures 35 cm in width and 90 cm in length. Like furoshiki, it can be used for wrapping gifts, bottles, and other common items. It also makes an absorbent dish towel and washcloth. Tenuguis can also be purposed into table runners, placemats, curtains- the sky’s the limit! They are often given as gifts or souvenirs from travelers in Japan.
Materials: 100% Cotton
Dimensions: 35.5" L x 13" W
Care: As this product is hand-dyed, you may experience color loss/bleeding. Hand wash separately with cold water and mild detergent. The edges of tenugui towels are seamless, meaning the weft (horizontal thread) at either end will fray with use. Trim any loose strings with scissors. This process will stop after a small fringe forms.
Tokyo, Japan
Lana Towel
$ 19.00 USD
Woven on slow Japanese looms, the luxurious Lana towel has a soft, cashmere-like weave. Though it's made from 100% cotton, the Lana towel has a beautifully muted color reminiscent of pure wool. This sophisticated towel collection offers a plush, blanket-like texture and pairs beautifully with brass hardware.
About Japanese Towels
Japanese towels are known as some of the most absorbent towels in the world. Traditionally compact and lightweight, their functional design is perfect for travel, daily use, and easy storage. Our slow-loomed towels are made the traditional way in Imabari, where towel-making has been the regional specialty for over 200 years. Soft and comforting, each towel pampers your skin as gently as a plush blanket.
Learn about how Japanese towels are made on our Journal.
Materials: 100% Cotton
Care: Machine wash with cold water and mild detergent. No bleach or fabric softeners. Hang or tumble dry low.
Imabari, Japan
| Bath Towel (XL) | 33½” x 57" |
| Compact Bath Towel (L) | 22¾” x 43¼” |
| Hand Towel (M) | 14¼” x 33½” |
| Washcloth (S) | 14¼” x 14¼” |
| Blanket (XXL) | 63" x 95" |
Sasawashi Beanie
$ 82.00 USD
Made with Sasawashi’s all-natural technical fibers, this unisex beanie keeps you warm and comfortable in the dipping temperatures. The subtly revolutionary design features a ribbed wool front and an inside layer made from performance-ready Sasawashi fibers. These fibers are woven with washi paper threads, which provides layers of thermal insulation to keep your head warm without overheating. The inner Sasawashi texture also provides frictionless traction against the scalp, preventing the beanie from sliding off during use. Stylish and comfortable, this classic beanie is a daily staple that you’ll enjoy winter-long, year after year.
Unisex. One size fits all.
Materials: Outer: 100% Wool, Inner: Sasawashi fabric (70% Washi Paper, 30% Rayon)
Dimensions: One size fits all.
Care: Hand wash. Do not bleach or tumble dry.
Osaka, Japan
Tourer Ballistic Backpack
$ 90.00 USD
A fortified update to our Tourer Element Backpack, the Tourer Ballistic Backpack has all of the same thoughtful design features but reinforced with tarpaulin fabric accents. This military spec fabric is especially dense and rugged, and its improved tear and abrasion resistance makes it an ideal material for a functional high-use bag. It features a padded tablet sleeve, a side water bottle pocket, a rear zippered access to the internal compartment, and padded shoulder straps and sternum strap for comfort. The unique triangular shape expands for increased storage and makes it a great choice for one shoulder use.
About Harvest Label
Established in 1995 in Osaka, Japan, Harvest Label is a lifestyle accessories brand that fuses functional aesthetics with master craftsmanship to create military spec bags for men and women. They take great pride in the details of construction, and every stitch is meticulously inspected to ensure a superior experience for the end user.
Materials: Polyester, Tarpaulin
Dimensions: Height: 17”, Width: 12”, Diameter: 7”
Care: Spot clean with mild soap and sponge.
Designed in Osaka, Japan. Manufactured in Vietnam
Vintage Waffle Towel
$ 36.00 USD
The Vintage Waffle towel combines the sophistication of expertly woven fibers with the comfort of lived-in textiles. Threads of cotton and linen intertwine into small plaits, creating a subtle waffle pattern for a soft textured touch that feels as as cozy as a favorite sweater.
Materials: 95% Cotton, 5% Linen
Care: Machine wash with cold water and mild detergent. Avoid bleach or fabric softeners. To dry, hang or tumble dry on low.
Imabari, Japan
| Bath Towel (XL) | 30¾” x 57” |
| Compact Bath Towel (L) | 22¾” x 43¼” |
| Hand Towel (M) | 14¼” x 32¾” |
| Washcloth (S) | 11¾” x 12¾” |
| Blanket (XXL) | 49¼” x 74¾” |
Chambray Block Towel
$ 9.00 USD
The Chambray Block towel features a tightly woven chambray front and a loose terry back and side. Typically found in work shirts and featherweight summer dresses, chambray is an ideal middle point between casual and polished and feels fantastic on your skin. This towel comes in 5 boldly saturated hues in a color block motif that will complement a contemporary bathroom or just a day out by the pool.
About Japanese Towels
Japanese towels are known as some of the most absorbent towels in the world. Traditionally compact and lightweight, their functional design is perfect for travel, daily use, and easy storage. Our slow-loomed towels are made the traditional way in Imabari, where towel-making has been the regional specialty for over 200 years. Soft and comforting, each towel pampers your skin as gently as a plush blanket.
Material: 100% Cotton
Care: Machine wash with cold water and mild detergent. No bleach or fabric softeners. Hang or tumble dry low.
Imabari, Japan
Dimensions:
|
Washcloth (S) |
9.84” L x 9.84” W |
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Hand Towel (M) |
31.5” L x 13.39” W |
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51.2” L x 24.8” W |
Leather Room Sandals
$ 206.00 USD
Inspired by traditional Zori and Geta sandals, these indoor sandals are made with luxurious suede-like leather. Bespoke details, like the traditional middle tong placement (meant to simulate the act of walking barefoot) and an elevated cushioned sole pay tribute to the traditional Japanese sandal shape. Designed with Flying Apartment’s “home as a vehicle” philosophy, the soft leather is washable for durability and everyday wear.
About Flying Apartment
The rules and duties that define our world can often create borders, both physical and emotional. Flying Apartment is a project to transcend the physical borders of our homes and recast the home as a portable feeling, a “vehicle that can fly anywhere.” Its concept is simple: to make comfortable, quality products that you can take with you in your travels and that make any stop feel just like home.
Materials: Leather
Sizes:
|
Size |
US Women’s Shoe |
US Men’s Shoe |
|
Medium |
6.5 – 8 |
5 – 6.5 |
|
Large |
8.5 – 10 |
7 – 8.5 |
Care: Hand-wash gently with a light detergent and dry in the shade.
Tokyo, Japan
Sashiko Embroidered Coaster
$ 7.00 USD
This special coaster is the result of a collaboration between artist Toshiyuki Fukuda and sashiko embroidery artisan Kenichi Ohazama. Using traditional sashiko embroidery with near-mathematical precision, each coaster features geometric patterns that combine twenty-first century graphics with Japanese folk art motifs. The sturdy textile is made from 100% cotton woven into a strong quilted jacquard weave that easily washes away spills. Each Sashiko coaster is individually cut from a larger textile, making each pattern slightly different from the others.
About Sashiko Embroidery
Sashiko, which translates to “little stabs” in Japanese, is a hand-sewing technique that originated in ancient Japan. Sashiko stitches were traditionally used to decorate and repair homespun peasant clothes in times where resources were scarce. Using geometric patterns with common motifs like waves, mountains, bamboos, or overlapping diamonds, sashiko combined decoration with reparation, with its resulting beauty demanding to know: why just mend and make do when you can mend and make better?
Materials: 100% cotton
Dimensions: Height: 4” Width: 4”
Care: Machine wash in cold water with similar colors and gentle detergent.
Fukushima, Japan
Tourer Element Backpack
$ 90.00 USD
The Tourer Element Backpack has all of the features and compartments needed to become an integral part of your everyday carry. Made with performance fabrics in three muted colors, it features a padded tablet sleeve, a side water bottle pocket, a rear zippered access to the internal compartment, and padded shoulder straps for comfort. The unique triangular shape expands for increased storage, and makes it a great choice for one shoulder use.
About Harvest Label
Established in 1995 in Osaka, Japan, Harvest Label is a lifestyle accessories brand that fuses functional aesthetics with master craftsmanship to create military spec bags for men and women. They take great pride in the details of construction, and every stitch is meticulously inspected to ensure superior experience for the end user.
Materials: Polyester, Leather
Dimensions: Height: 17”, Width: 12”, Diameter: 7”
Care: Spot clean with mild soap and sponge.
Designed in Osaka, Japan. Manufactured in Vietnam
Hasami Porcelain Planter Set - Small
$ 40.00 USD
Like the rest of our beloved Hasami collection, this modular planter set is made from an organic mixture of porcelain and clay. This set includes a planter with a centered hole to drain your plants, as well as an accompanying plate to stack underneath. Its brutalist form brings harmony and symmetry to an otherwise lush living plant body.
About Hasami
Hasami Porcelain is designed by Taku Shimoto, whose pieces embody a "tortoise lifestyle": slow, steady, and long-lasting. His modular, stackable pieces are inspired by lacquer tiered boxes used in Japanese cuisine and the geometrical, clean shapes of mid-century modern design. Hasami Porcelain is made in Hasami, Nagasaki, where ceramics have been the main craft industry for 400 years.
Please note: because of the handmade nature of Hasami pieces, some pieces may experience slight variations in glaze and colors. Please contact us at info@rikumo.com with any questions.
Materials: Clay, Porcelain
Dimensions: Planter: Height: 4.25” Diameter: 3.25”
Plate: Height: 0.75” Diameter: 3.25”
Hasami Porcelain high thermal stability and is free from lead and cadmium.
Nagasaki, Japan
Kamawanu Tenugui - Millstone
$ 26.00 USD
We are pleased to offer this series of vividly designed and beautifully illustrated tenugui towels. These multipurpose textiles have been used for centuries as handkerchiefs, gift wrap, napkins, and wall art. This collection is dyed using the “chusen” method, which has been practiced since the Meiji period. This method has a characteristic appearance due to the fact that the dye produces different shades of color depending on the weather, temperature, and humidity at the time of dying. These 100% cotton towels are reversible and the pattern appears on both the front and reverse sides.
About Tenugui Towels
A tenugui towel is a thin vibrantly-printed Japanese textile that typically measures 35 cm in width and 90 cm in length. Like furoshiki, it can be used for wrapping gifts, bottles, and other common items. It also makes an absorbent dish towel and washcloth. Tenuguis can also be purposed into table runners, placemats, curtains- the sky’s the limit! They are often given as gifts or souvenirs from travelers in Japan.
Materials: 100% Cotton
Dimensions: 35.5" L x 13" W
Care: As this product is hand-dyed, you may experience color loss/bleeding. Hand wash separately with cold water and mild detergent. The edges of tenugui towels are seamless, meaning the weft (horizontal thread) at either end will fray with use. Trim any loose strings with scissors. This process will stop after a small fringe forms.
Tokyo, Japan
Tobe-yaki Ceramic Cup - Gradation
$ 38.00 USD
These artful cups are a youthful reinvention of the traditional Japanese pottery style of Tobe-Yaki. Characterized by thick, smooth porcelain glazed with indigo and white patterns, Tobe-Yaki porcelain has been a distinctive Japanese craft style for centuries. More recently, young artists in the village of Tobe are taking the movement in new directions, introducing new glazing techniques like dip-dye and ombre designs while still using the distinct traditional features of the style.
About Tobe-Yaki
A traditional Japanese craft art, Tobe-Yaki pottery is known for its distinctive indigo blue patterns against a pure white porcelain base. Since the 1770's these clean, thick pieces have been made by hand in the town of Tobe, which has a flourishing porcelain industry based on modern craftsmanship.
Materials: Clay
Dimensions: Small - Height: 3.5" Diameter: 2.5"
Medium - Height: 4.25" Diameter: 3"
Care: Handwash only
Ehime, Japan
Drip Bowl
$ 48.00 USD
The handmade Drip Bowl showcases two important parts of the making process: craftsmanship and spontaneity. Each piece is fired with a homemade “kiln glaze” that changes color in the kiln so that not even the maker knows what the piece will look like until it is finished. The result is a feathered effect that drips down from its edges like watercolor seeping through paper. At once colorful and serene, this artful bowl turns your weekly farmers’ market bounty into an instant still life.
Because Sakuzan pieces are made to order, some pieces may exhibit some discrepancies in glazing. The glaze features miniscule cracks: this is intentional and an integral part of the ceramic minou yaki aesthetic tradition.
About Sakuzan
Nestled in a small workshop in the mountain village of Toki, Sakuzan is a ceramic studio that consistently pushes the envelope of mino ware ceramic tradition. Every detail that defines Sakuzan tableware is designed to complement the food that will be served on it. From adjusting the rim of a cup to facilitate drinking to choosing a glaze that complements the type of food served, each piece is crafted with the user in mind. To hold each piece is to witness its formative dignity; to use it is to understand its functional beauty.
Materials: Clay
Dimensions: Diameter: 7" Height: 2"
Care: Handwash with a gentle detergent and dry immediately. Microwave and oven safe. Not stovetop or dishwasher safe.
Toki, Japan
Drip Cup
$ 24.00 USD
The handmade Drip Cup showcases two important parts of the making process: craftsmanship and spontaneity. Each piece is fired with a homemade “kiln glaze” that changes color in the kiln so that not even the maker knows what the piece will look like until it is finished. The effect reveals a runny effect dripping down from its edges, simulating a cup overflowing with generosity. At once colorful and serene, this artful cup is the perfect partner for slow mornings with a cup of tea or afternoon visits with friends.
Because Sakuzan pieces are made to order, the may exhibit some discrepancies in glazing. The glaze features miniscule cracks: this is intentional and an integral part of the ceramic minou yaki aesthetic tradition.
About Sakuzan
Nestled in a small workshop in the mountain village of Toki, Sakuzan is a ceramic studio that consistently pushes the envelope of mino ware ceramic tradition. Every detail that defines Sakuzan tableware is designed to complement the food that will be served on it. From adjusting the rim of a cup to facilitate drinking to choosing a glaze that complements the type of food served, each piece is crafted with the user in mind. To hold each piece is to witness its formative dignity; to use it is to understand its functional beauty.
Materials: Clay
Dimensions: Diameter: 3 1/2" Height: 2 1/2"
Care: Handwash with a gentle detergent and dry immediately. Microwave and oven safe. Not stovetop or dishwasher safe.
Toki, Japan
LINK Furoshiki "Hida Express" - Navy
$ 55.00 USD
Printed using traditional methods by craftspeople in a workshop on the outskirts of Tokyo, this multipurpose furoshiki is perfect for gift wrapping, carrying, wearing, or simply displaying. Each design is submitted by a collective of female designers and artists.
From the artist:
“The Hida Express is a limited express train that runs from Toyoma to Takayama through the Japanese Alps. On this journey, all sense of time and orientation seemed to disappear as we snaked, sped, crawled, ambled, rocketed and twisted through mountain upon mountain, every turn revealing rushing rivers and glinting waterfalls only momentarily glanced.” — Hannah Waldron
About Link Collective
LINK is a collaborative design collective that produces textiles and design products from around the world. LINK was born from a strong creative background and a desire to merge international design with traditional Japanese production methods. LINK is a unique and challenging project conducted long-distance, entirely via the internet, by women with a global vision. Collaborating with a select network of artists and designers from around the world, it aims to cross cultures and generations by creating beautiful and functional products.
LINK’s mission statement is “From Japan to the world and from the world to Japan”.
Materials: 100% Cotton
Dimensions: 35.4” L x 35.4” W
Care: Handwash
USA
Illustrated Muslin Textile- Woodland Creatures - Large
$ 74.00 USD
Botanical flowers, polar bears, and fuzzy sheep explore a woodland realm in this colorful collection of muslin textiles. The patterns are designed by illustrator Toshiyuki Fukuda, combining the naturally soft texture and personality of cotton muslin, and the artisan folk style of her home region of Osaka. With a colorful, whimsical design, this oversized textile is perfect as a table cloth, furoshiki wrapping cloth for some extra-large presents, a kitchen towel, baby wrap or decorative wall hanging.
Each textile comes packed in a beautiful gift box.
About Toshiyuki Fukuda
Toshiyuki Fukuda was born in Osaka and studied graphic design at the Osaka University of the Arts. Her magical, whimsical illustrations often depict animal motifs in a nostalgic, folk-art style. Fukuda’s illustrations have been made into picture books for children and textiles, and her work has been shown in solo exhibitions throughout Japan.
Materials: 100% cotton
Dimensions: Height: 39" Width: 39"
Care: Machine wash with cold water and mild detergent. Avoid using bleach or fabric softeners. Hang or tumble dry low.
Tokyo, Japan
Vintage Check Towel
$ 18.00 USD
Combining a vintage country style with the sophistication of city living, Vintage Check looks just as good in the kitchen as it does in the bath. Each towel has two sides stitched together: a smooth cotton weave and a looped cotton terrycloth pile. Made from 80% cotton and 20% linen, it is a modern update on a beloved classic.
Materials: 80% Cotton, 20% Linen
Care: Machine wash with cold water and mild detergent. No bleach or fabric softeners. Hang or tumble dry low.
Imabari, Japan
| Bath Towel (L) | 22¼” x 49¼” |
| Hand Towel (M) | 13” x 32½” |
| Washcloth (S) | 13” x 13¾” |
Kamawanu Tenugui - Blue Waves
$ 26.00 USD
We are pleased to offer this series of vividly designed and beautifully illustrated tenugui towels. These multipurpose textiles have been used for centuries as handkerchiefs, gift wrap, napkins, and wall art. This collection is dyed using the “chusen” method, which has been practiced since the Meiji period. This method has a characteristic appearance due to the fact that the dye produces different shades of color depending on the weather, temperature, and humidity at the time of dying. These 100% cotton towels are reversible and the pattern appears on both the front and reverse sides.
About Tenugui Towels
A tenugui towel is a thin vibrantly-printed Japanese textile that typically measures 35 cm in width and 90 cm in length. Like furoshiki, it can be used for wrapping gifts, bottles, and other common items. It also makes an absorbent dish towel and washcloth. Tenuguis can also be purposed into table runners, placemats, curtains- the sky’s the limit! They are often given as gifts or souvenirs from travelers in Japan.
Materials: 100% Cotton
Dimensions: 35.5" L x 13" W
Care: As this product is hand-dyed, you may experience color loss/bleeding. Hand wash separately with cold water and mild detergent. The edges of tenugui towels are seamless, meaning the weft (horizontal thread) at either end will fray with use. Trim any loose strings with scissors. This process will stop after a small fringe forms.
Tokyo, Japan
