Jewelry
Glass Earrings - Silver Toto
$ 105.00 USD
A microcosm of woven glass, the Toto Glass Earring entwines fine strands of translucent material into a celestial shape unlike any other.
About Yoko Yano
Japanese designer Yoko Yano finds nature an endless reference for imagination and invention. Inside her workshop, the Nagoya-based artist creates intricate glass jewelry that recalls the organic forms and patterns found in nature. Inspired by both the innate strength and grace of women, her handmade glasswear expertly showcases the innate beauty of the feminine spirit.
Materials: Glass, silver
Dimensions: 1" L x ¾" D
Nagoya, Japan
Tsubu no Mi Earrings
$ 110.00 USD
– Sold OutAdd a touch of organic beauty to your look with these elegant silver earrings from artist Mariko Kitano. Their design is styled after the young buds of Smilax china, also called the China root plant, which boasts a surprising array of holistic health benefits.
About Mariko Kitano
Mariko Kitano is a jewelry designer who has been creating eye-catching adornments since 2002. She works and resides in the mountains, leading each piece to be heavily influenced by the natural beauty of Japan.
Materials: 925 sterling silver
Dimensions: 1.57" L x 0.28" W
Care: Avoid extended exposure to direct sunlight. When necessary, hand wash with mild soap and water. Polish with a soft cloth.
Ehime, Japan
Tsubu Tsubu Nobudou Earrings
$ 158.00 USD
Add a touch of organic beauty to your look with these intricate silver earrings from artist Mariko Kitano. This design is styled after the freshly grown buds of Ampelopsis glandulosa, more commonly known as the porcelain berry plant.
About Mariko Kitano
Mariko Kitano is a jewelry designer who has been creating eye-catching adornments since 2002. She works and resides in the mountains, leading each piece to be heavily influenced by the natural beauty of Japan.
Materials: 925 sterling silver
Dimensions: 0.75" L x 1" W
Care: Avoid extended exposure to direct sunlight. When necessary, hand wash with mild soap and water. Polish with a soft cloth.
Ehime, Japan
Calla Lily Earrings
$ 158.00 USD
– Sold OutAdd a touch of organic appeal to your look with these asymmetrical silver earrings from artist Mariko Kitano. This highly unusual set resembles Zantedeschia aethiopica, the Calla Lily, as it reaches the height of its beauty.
About Mariko Kitano
Mariko Kitano is a jewelry designer who has been creating eye-catching adornments since 2002. She works and resides in the mountains, leading each piece to be heavily influenced by the natural beauty of Japan.
Materials: 925 sterling silver
Dimensions: Right earring: 2.5" L x 0.75" W; Left earring: 2.25" L x 0.5" W
Care: Avoid extended exposure to direct sunlight. When necessary, hand wash with mild soap and water. Polish with a soft cloth.
Ehime, Japan
Tsuzuku Omoi Necklace
$ 205.00 USD
Add a touch of organic beauty to your look with this charming necklace from artist Mariko Kitano. The silver pendant is styled after Muehlenbeckia axillaris, also called the creeping wire vine, and hangs gracefully on two separate 7" chains.
About Mariko Kitano
Mariko Kitano is a jewelry designer who has been creating eye-catching adornments since 2002. She works and resides in the mountains, leading each piece to be heavily influenced by the natural beauty of Japan.
Materials: 925 sterling silver
Dimensions: Pendant: 1" L x 2" W; Chain: Two separate halves, each 7" L
Care: Avoid extended exposure to direct sunlight. When necessary, hand wash with mild soap and water. Polish with a soft cloth.
Ehime, Japan
Orbit Earrings
$ 80.00 USD
– Sold OutComprised of a single open hoop with a bead of silver that resembles a pearl, the Orbit Earring from artist Shima Hotta is a delicate and understated conversation piece.
About Shima Jewelry
Nagano-based artist Shima Hotta began her career in the late '80s studying pottery in Seattle and California. It was during this time that she developed an appreciation for the beauty of handmade goods. After returning to Japan, she continued her ceramic work, eventually exploring new materials and becoming fascinated with the interaction between fire and metal. Today, she combines both disciplines to create esoteric jewelry with organic finishes under the Shima label.
Materials: Silver
Dimensions: 2.13" H x 1.5" D
Care: Polish with silver cloth when needed. Carefully reshape if needed.
Nagano, Japan
Enzi Ring
$ 75.00 USD
Bold. Eternal. True. The Enzi Ring from Habaya draws inspiration from the nobility of times past, with a thickness that represents inner strength and serves as a reminder to remain steadfast no matter what is thrown your way.
About Habaya
Born from the wreckage of the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami, Habaya is founded on the belief that creation is more powerful than destruction, and a portion of each sale goes toward the ongoing redevelopment efforts in Kamaishi, Japan. Each piece features a distinctly handmade aesthetic inspired by the combined strength of our global tribe.
Materials: Brass
Sizes: 6.5, 7.5
Care: Polish with silver cloth when needed.
Iwate, Japan
Kanga Ring
$ 75.00 USD
Inspired by East African kanga (colorful garments that wrap around the body), the Kanga Ring from Habaya similarly undulates and swoops in an organic fashion. Forged individually by hand, each ring features angles and curves that attest to its maker's skill and expertise.
About Habaya
Born from the wreckage of the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami, Habaya is founded on the belief that creation is more powerful than destruction, and a portion of each sale goes toward the ongoing redevelopment efforts in Kamaishi, Japan. Each piece features a distinctly handmade aesthetic inspired by the combined strength of our global tribe.
Materials: Brass
Sizes: 6.5, 7.5
Care: Polish with silver cloth when needed.
Iwate, Japan
Megumi Tuchi Kazari Earrings
$ 98.00 USD
The Kazari Earrings from ceramic artist Megumi Tsukazaki are an exercise in contrast. The jagged and irregular surface of raw clay is transformed by the addition of a singular piece of smooth glass glazing.
About Megumi Tsukazaki
Via the artist: "Like water, like air" is the central vision that guides Megumi Tsukazaki in the design and creation of her porcelain collection. She uses simple white clay and lush glass glazing to produce timeless and tranquil pieces, from ceramic jewelry bases to small porcelain containers. Please enjoy the calm atmosphere of the products.
Please contact us at info@rikumo.com with any product inquiries.
Materials: Clay, Post: Surgical Stainless Steel, Bezel: Brass
Dimensions: .25”
Care: Hand wash and dry only
Kanagawa, Japan
Megumi Aqua Drop Earrings
$ 130.00 USD
With clean lines that belie the care put into each piece, the Aqua Drop Earrings from Megumi Tsukazaki feature expertly shaped ceramic cores wrapped in brass. A timeless, elegant addition to any wardrobe, and one that pairs well with our Water Drop Necklace.
About Megumi Tsukazaki
From the artist: "Like water, like air" is the central vision that guides Megumi Tsukazaki in the design and creation of her porcelain collection. She uses simple white clay and lush glass glazing to produce timeless and tranquil pieces, from ceramic jewelry bases to small porcelain containers. Please enjoy the calm atmosphere of these products.
Materials: Clay, post: stainless steel, bezel: brass
Dimensions: 1.5" long including post, 1" long without post
Care: Hand wash and dry only
Kanagawa, Japan
Selene Earrings
$ 88.00 USD
In ancient Greek mythology, Selene was a name for the goddess of the moon. Driving her moon chariot across the heavens, she represented the grace and quiet beauty of the spheres. Elegantly hammered from silver, the Selene Earrings play tribute to the craters and penumbra of this mysterious force of nature.
About Habaya
Born from the wreckage of the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami, Habaya is founded on the belief that creation is more powerful than destruction, and a portion of each sale goes toward the ongoing redevelopment efforts in Kamaishi, Japan. Each piece features a distinctly handmade aesthetic inspired by the combined strength of our global tribe.
Materials: Silver
Care: Polish with silver cloth when needed.
Iwate, Japan
Wooden Gem Earrings - Natural
$ 52.00 USD
These simple wooden gem earrings are both charming and sustainable. These irresistibly smooth and multifaceted wooden earrings are lovingly crafted from wood recovered through sustainable tree thinning practices.
About Tsukihihoshi
In the early 20th century, the country of Japan planted large swathes of cedar and cypress trees to help increase their domestic timber industry. Unfortunately, these non-native varieties made it difficult for native deciduous trees to grow reducing food sources for wildlife and increasing the chance of landslides in the process. Today, Tsukihoshi repurposes these trees into beautiful objects that take on a second life in the city.
Materials: Thinned Wood, Metal Stud
Dimensions: Large: Approximately: 1.18" H x .87" W; Small: Approximately: .79" H x .67" W
Tokyo, Japan
Wakako Hoop Earring (1/2)
$ 49.00 USD
Bring forth your innate individuality with these one-of-a-kind earrings. Each piece is sold as a single accessory, allowing you to mix and match from among our 16 styles. Each brass earring includes a 14kgf hoop. There are few of each style and no guarantee that your favorite will ever be made again, so be sure to act fast!
Please note: Use the photo provided to match each number to the correct earring.
About Wakako Mochizuki
Every day, Wakako Mochizuki creates whimsical earrings, utensils, accessories, and decor in her Zushi studio. Specializing in beautifully delicate brass, she hammers and welds rigid metals into one-of-a-kind items destined to be imbued with favorite memories.
Materials: Brass
Dimensions: Varies; approximately 1.5” L x .75” W
Care: Please note that due to the nature of brass, this product’s color will oxidize and develop a rich patina with the passage of time. You may carefully polish with your favorite brass polishing method. Please be careful not to bend this delicate piece.
Zushi, Japan
Wakako Streamer Earrings
$ 150.00 USD
The Streamer Earrings from Zushi-based artist Wakako Mochizuki feature delicate lengths of brass that seem to float in the breeze. Catch the wind - and the gazes of those around you - with these beautiful handmade accessories. Available in four styles, each with unique design elements.
Please note: Use the photo provided to match each number to the correct earring style.
About Wakako Mochizuki
Every day, Wakako Mochizuki creates whimsical earrings, utensils, accessories, and decor in her Zushi studio. Specializing in beautifully delicate brass, she hammers and welds rigid metals into one-of-a-kind items destined to be imbued with favorite memories.
Materials: Brass, silver
Dimensions: Varies; approximately 1.5” L x .5” W
Care: Please note that due to the nature of brass, this product’s color will oxidize and develop a rich patina with the passage of time. You may carefully polish with your favorite brass polishing method. Please be careful not to bend this delicate piece.
Zushi, Japan
Edge Cast Platinum Wedding Band
$ 734.00 USD
With several natural-inspired collections under her belt, artist Sakura Okamoto turns her expert hand to wedding rings. The Edge Cast Wedding Band is hand-cast from precious metals with a rumpled, textured border that skims the top edge of the ring. Incorporating exquisite materials and fine jewelry craftsmanship, her vision of a wedding band is an ode to the imperfect but beautiful nature of love.
Please note: Each wedding band is made to order and can be engraved with the message of your choice. As each ring is handmade, slight variations in texture and color are to be expected and contribute to the uniqueness of each piece. Please call (215) 609-4972 or email us at info@rikumo.com to confirm details such as sizing, engraving, and lead times. Because this item is custom-ordered, it is not eligible to be returned.
About Sakura Okamoto
A graduate of the Japan Jewelry Craft School, Sakura Okamoto makes organic designs inspired by the beautiful shapes of the natural world. Each of her pieces is handmade using a lost wax technique that gives them a slightly gritty surface. Forged from precious metals, their subtle sparkle gives each piece a quiet dignity.
Materials: Platinum alloy (90% platinum, 10% palladium)
Sizes: 5, 5.5, 6, 6.5, 7, 7.5, 8, 8.5
Care: Make a ring cleaning solution with one part water and one part basic dishwashing soap in a bowl. Soak the ring in the solution for 20-40 minutes depending on how dirty it is. Use a very soft toothbrush to remove additional residue from lotions or perfumes. Rinse the ring under warm water and buff dry. Alternatively, bring the ring to your jeweler for a professional cleaning every year.
Oita, Japan
Center Cast 18K Gold Wedding Band
$ 748.00 USD
With several natural-inspired collections under her belt, artist Sakura Okamoto turns her expert hand to wedding rings. The Center Cast Wedding Band is hand-cast from precious metals with a rustic, textured surface. Incorporating exquisite materials and fine jewelry craftsmanship, her vision of a wedding band is an ode to the imperfect but beautiful nature of love.
Please note: Each wedding band is made to order and can be engraved with the message of your choice. As each ring is handmade, slight variations in texture and color are to be expected and contribute to the uniqueness of each piece. Please call (215) 609-4972 or email us at info@rikumo.com to confirm details such as sizing, engraving, and lead times. Because this item is custom-ordered, it is not eligible to be returned.
About Sakura Okamoto
A graduate of the Japan Jewelry Craft School, Sakura Okamoto makes organic designs inspired by the beautiful shapes of the natural world. Each of her pieces is handmade using a lost wax technique that gives them a slightly gritty surface. Forged from precious metals, their subtle sparkle gives each piece a quiet dignity.
Materials: 18K gold
Sizes: 5, 5.5, 6, 6.5, 7, 7.5, 8, 8.5
Care: Make a ring cleaning solution with one part water and one part basic dishwashing soap in a bowl. Soak the ring in the solution for 20-40 minutes depending on how dirty it is. Use a very soft toothbrush to remove additional residue from lotions or perfumes. Rinse the ring under warm water and pat dry. Alternatively, bring the ring to your jeweler for a professional cleaning every year.
Oita, Japan
Center Cast 18K White Gold Wedding Band
$ 828.00 USD
With several natural-inspired collections under her belt, artist Sakura Okamoto turns her expert hand to wedding rings. The Center Cast Wedding Band is hand-cast from precious metals with a rustic, textured surface. Incorporating exquisite materials and fine jewelry craftsmanship, her vision of a wedding band is an ode to the imperfect but beautiful nature of love.
Please note: Each wedding band is made to order and can be engraved with the message of your choice. As each ring is handmade, slight variations in texture and color are to be expected and contribute to the uniqueness of each piece. Please call (215) 609-4972 or email us at info@rikumo.com to confirm details such as sizing, engraving, and lead times. Because this item is custom-ordered, it is not eligible to be returned.
About Sakura Okamoto
A graduate of the Japan Jewelry Craft School, Sakura Okamoto makes organic designs inspired by the beautiful shapes of the natural world. Each of her pieces is handmade using a lost wax technique that gives them a slightly gritty surface. Forged from precious metals, their subtle sparkle gives each piece a quiet dignity.
Materials: 18K white gold
Sizes: 5, 5.5, 6, 6.5, 7, 7.5, 8, 8.5
Care: Make a ring cleaning solution with one part water and one part basic dishwashing soap in a bowl. Soak the ring in the solution for 20-40 minutes depending on how dirty it is. Use a very soft toothbrush to remove additional residue from lotions or perfumes. Rinse the ring under warm water and pat dry. Alternatively, bring the ring to your jeweler for a professional cleaning every year.
Oita, Japan
