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Vintage Rattan Sento Basket
$ 70.00
Found in our travels through Japan, these vintage rattan baskets were once used to hold personal belongings at sento bath houses in the 1960s. Each basket is hand-woven from rattan into a pattern of elegant arches characteristic of the late Shōwa period. These pristine-condition sento baskets were discovered in storage and have never been used; they may be used for holding towels, storing blankets, and organizational purposes around the home.
This is an item from our Rikumo Vintage collection and comes in extremely limited quantities. To shop the entire vintage collection, visit our concept store or follow us on Instagram @rikumo.
Materials: Rattan
Dimensions: Height: 10" Diameter: 20"
Care: Clean with a damp cloth.
Tokyo, Japan
Ceramic City Decorative Tile - No. 22
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Looking through the Ceramic City Decorative Tile is like looking out of a window into a little Japanese dream city. With every little building and looming cloud, artist Yukiko Ohnakahara captures scenes of daily city life as seen through her own eyes. A companion to our Ceramic City Bud Vase series, this handmade art tile features a hollow space on the back for easy hanging.
This collection features several different styles of ceramic tiles, all sold individually. Only one available in each style.
About Yukiko Ohnakahara
Yukiko Ohnakahara is a Japanese multimedia artist who has held solo and group exhibitions throughout Tokyo. In 2011 she opened her own store in Yanaka Tokyo making handmade wares like our bird mobile and handmade potholder. Her work plays on the craft aesthetic, using recycled materials and imperfect details to enhance the unique quality of each piece.
Dimensions: Height: 2 ¾” Length: 2 ¾”
Materials: Clay; White Glaze
Tokyo, Japan
Ceramic City Decorative Tile - No. 16
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Looking through the Ceramic City Decorative Tile is like looking out of a window into a little Japanese dream city. With every little building and looming cloud, artist Yukiko Ohnakahara captures scenes of daily city life as seen through her own eyes. A companion to our Ceramic City Bud Vase series, this handmade art tile features a hollow space on the back for easy hanging.
This collection features several different styles of ceramic tiles, all sold individually. Only one available in each style.
About Yukiko Ohnakahara
Yukiko Ohnakahara is a Japanese multimedia artist who has held solo and group exhibitions throughout Tokyo. In 2011 she opened her own store in Yanaka Tokyo making handmade wares like our bird mobile and handmade potholder. Her work plays on the craft aesthetic, using recycled materials and imperfect details to enhance the unique quality of each piece.
Dimensions: Height: 2 ¾” Length: 2 ¾”
Materials: Clay; White Glaze
Tokyo, Japan
Kaoru Dew Drop Necklace
$ 360.00
A sophisticated pendant style for the modern minimalist, this sleek necklace flows down in an elongating curve of silver and steel. This piece features an adjustable chain- simply tug down to customize your preferred length. Pairs well with the Kaoru Dew Drop Earrings.
About Kaoru Suwa
Kaoru Suwa graduated from Tokyo Women’s University and discovered silver metalworking and jewelry making while living abroad in Sydney, Australia. She has studied under jeweler Jacques Fabian and utilizes the contrast of silver and matte acrylic to make modern sophisticate pieces. She lives in Tokyo, Japan.
Materials: Silver, Stainless steel wire
Dimensions:Length: 31 1/4"
Care: Polish by wiping with a cloth after use
Kaoru Dew Drop Earrings
$ 172.00
A sophisticated pendant style for the modern minimalist, these sleek drops hang like little silver moons suspended in mid-air. These artful earrings are made of silver and steel, and pair well with the Kaoru Dew Drop Necklace.
About Kaoru Suwa
Kaoru Suwa graduated from Tokyo Women’s University and discovered silver metalworking and jewelry making while living abroad in Sydney, Australia. She has studied under jeweler Jacques Fabian and utilizes the contrast of silver and matte acrylic to make modern sophisticate pieces. She lives in Tokyo, Japan.
Materials: Silver, Stainless steel wire
Dimensions: Length: 1 1/2"
Care: Polish by wiping with a cloth after use
Kaoru Ring - White
$ 85.00
Inspired by architectural curves, this statement ring gracefully curves around your finger for a clean but bold look. The sharp matte surface of the ring contrasts nicely against the skin and adds an understated edge to any outfit.
About Kaoru Suwa
Kaoru Suwa graduated from Tokyo Women’s University and discovered silver metalworking and jewelry making while living abroad in Sydney, Australia. She has studied under jeweler Jacques Fabian and utilizes the contrast of silver and matte acrylic to make modern sophisticate pieces. She lives in Tokyo, Japan.
Materials: Acrylic
Size: Available in standard ring size 7.5 and 8.5
Tokyo, Japan
Kaoru Ring - Clear Frost
$ 102.00
Inspired by architectural curves, this statement ring gracefully curves around your finger for a clean but bold look. The ring's delicate frosted surface contrasts with its sharp shape, adding a quiet edge to any outfit.
About Kaoru Suwa
Kaoru Suwa graduated from Tokyo Women’s University and discovered silver metalworking and jewelry making while living abroad in Sydney, Australia. She has studied under jeweler Jacques Fabian and utilizes the contrast of silver and matte acrylic to make modern sophisticate pieces. She lives in Tokyo, Japan.
Materials: Acrylic
Size: Available in standard ring size 7.5 and 8.5
Tokyo, Japan
Kaoru Ring - Black
$ 85.00
Inspired by architectural curves, this statement ring gracefully curves around your finger for a clean but bold look. The sharp matte surface of the ring contrasts nicely against the skin and adds an understated edge to any outfit.
About Kaoru Suwa
Kaoru Suwa graduated from Tokyo Women’s University and discovered silver metalworking and jewelry making while living abroad in Sydney, Australia. She has studied under jeweler Jacques Fabian and utilizes the contrast of silver and matte acrylic to make modern sophisticate pieces. She lives in Tokyo, Japan.
Materials: Acrylic
Size: Available in standard ring size 7.5 and 8.5
Tokyo, Japan
Kaoru Double Connect Necklace
$ 420.00
Made from silver and acrylic, the Kaoru Double Connect Necklace features hand-cut beads reminiscent of sea-glass and onyx. The versatile length lets you wear it as a bold stand-alone piece or double-looped for a layered look. Features two magnet beads that keep the necklace in place throughout the day.
About Kaoru Suwa
Kaoru Suwa graduated from Tokyo Women’s University and discovered silver metalworking and jewelry making while living abroad in Sydney, Australia. She has studied under jeweler Jacques Fabian and utilizes the contrast of silver and matte acrylic to make modern sophisticate pieces. She lives in Tokyo, Japan.
Materials:Acrylic, silver, stainless steel wire, magnet
Dimensions: Length: 51"
Yasuhide Drape Necklace
$ 515.00
Like a fishing net pulled from the sea, the mesh Yasuhide Drape Necklace is made from hundreds of handmade brass clasps. Each chain is artfully woven and arranged by hand to drape gracefully around the neck. Reinventing ancient braiding techniques into brass forms, artist Yasuhide Ono has created a delicate neckpiece that’s as weightless as it is beautiful.
Each piece comes in an indigo handmade pouch for safekeeping and gift-giving.
About Yasuhide Ono
Artist Yasuhide Ono began making jewelry while traveling the world. Inspired by the history of natural stones and braiding, he creates pieces that bring the organic wonder of nature into everyday life. No pre-made metal fittings are used in his work; instead, Ono incorporates stones, beads and original clasps together by hand using an ancient Japanese braiding technique. He currently lives and works out of a small studio in Fukuoka, Japan.
Materials: Brass
Dimensions: Length: 23.6"
Fukuoka, Japan
Yasuhide Mesh Bracelet
$ 295.00
An intricate mesh brass bracelet reminiscent of vintage fishing nets. Every single clasp and ring is made by artist Yasuhide Ono, who incorporates ancient braiding techniques with wrought brass to link each ring together. Made by one hand to adorn another, this bracelet is incredibly delicate and lightweight.
Each piece comes in an indigo handmade pouch for safekeeping and gift-giving.
About Yasuhide Ono
Artist Yasuhide Ono began making jewelry while traveling the world. Inspired by the history of natural stones and braiding, he creates pieces that bring the organic wonder of nature into everyday life. No pre-made metal fittings are used in his work; instead, Ono incorporates stones, beads and original clasps together by hand using an ancient Japanese braiding technique. He currently lives and works out of a small studio in Fukuoka, Japan.
Materials: Brass
Dimensions: Length: 6.7"
Fukuoka, Japan
Yasuhide Herkimer Quartz Necklace
$ 465.00
A small Herkimer quartz is braided into a delicate handmade gold chain in this mystical handcrafted piece. As bright as a drop of ice, Herkimer quartz is a type of diamond crystal with a history of powerful spiritual energy. Incorporating the beauty of natural stones with intricate traditional braiding, this understated piece is a masterstroke of handmade craftwork.
Each piece comes in an indigo handmade pouch for safekeeping and gift-giving.
About Yasuhide Ono
Artist Yasuhide Ono began making jewelry while traveling the world. Inspired by the history of natural stones and braiding, he creates pieces that bring the organic wonder of nature into everyday life. No pre-made metal fittings are used in his work; instead, Ono incorporates stones, beads and original clasps together by hand using an ancient Japanese braiding technique. He currently lives and works out of a small studio in Fukuoka, Japan.
Materials: 18K gold, Herkimer quartz
Dimensions: Length: 19.7"
Fukuoka, Japan
Yasuhide Cluster Earrings
$ 175.00
A cluster of handmade beads assembles together, creating a crystal galaxy for the ears. Inspired by organic rock formations, this artful pair of earrings threads together beads of iolite, aquamarine, and quartz with dazzling metals like gold and brass.
Each piece comes in an indigo handmade pouch for safekeeping and gift-giving.
About Yasuhide Ono
Artist Yasuhide Ono began making jewelry while traveling the world. Inspired by the history of natural stones and braiding, he creates pieces that bring the organic wonder of nature into everyday life. No pre-made metal fittings are used in his work; instead, Ono incorporates stones, beads, and original clasps together by hand using an ancient Japanese braiding technique. He currently lives and works out of a small studio in Fukuoka, Japan.
Materials: 0.925 silver, brass, 18K gold, 14K gold, iolite beads
Dimensions: 1.6"
Fukuoka, Japan
Ceramic City Decorative Tile - No. 3
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Looking through the Ceramic City Decorative Tile is like looking out of a window into a little Japanese dream city. With every little building and looming cloud, artist Yukiko Ohnakahara captures scenes of daily city life as seen through her own eyes. A companion to our Ceramic City Bud Vase series, this handmade art tile features a hollow space on the back for easy hanging.
This collection features several different styles of ceramic tiles, all sold individually. Only one available in each style.
About Yukiko Ohnakahara
Yukiko Ohnakahara is a Japanese multimedia artist who has held solo and group exhibitions throughout Tokyo. In 2011 she opened her own store in Yanaka Tokyo making handmade wares like our bird mobile and handmade potholder. Her work plays on the craft aesthetic, using recycled materials and imperfect details to enhance the unique quality of each piece.
Dimensions: Height: 2 ¾” Length: 2 ¾”
Materials: Clay; White Glaze
Tokyo, Japan
Ceramic City Decorative Tile - No. 8
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Looking through the Ceramic City Decorative Tile is like looking out of a window into a little Japanese dream city. With every little building and looming cloud, artist Yukiko Ohnakahara captures scenes of daily city life as seen through her own eyes. A companion to our Ceramic City Bud Vase series, this handmade art tile features a hollow space on the back for easy hanging.
This collection features several different styles of ceramic tiles, all sold individually. Only one available in each style.
About Yukiko Ohnakahara
Yukiko Ohnakahara is a Japanese multimedia artist who has held solo and group exhibitions throughout Tokyo. In 2011 she opened her own store in Yanaka Tokyo making handmade wares like our bird mobile and handmade potholder. Her work plays on the craft aesthetic, using recycled materials and imperfect details to enhance the unique quality of each piece.
Dimensions: Height: 2 ¾” Length: 2 ¾”
Materials: Clay; White Glaze
Tokyo, 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 Earrings - White
$ 230.00
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 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
Shikou Matcha Bowl
$ 62.00
As tea-making has become an art form over the centuries, so have matcha bowls themselves become works of art. The organic, undulating shape of traditional matcha bowls is designed to create the smooth, frothy consistency beloved by tea enthusiasts. Because of its essential role in the Japanese tea ceremony, a tea bowl is traditionally considered one of the most graceful and treasured items in your home. Layers of translucent glaze drip down the surface of this rippled bowl, a beautiful reminder of the spontaneity that is at the core of this craft ceramic tradition.
How to Use:
To prepare matcha, pour boiling water into the tea bowl and allow to cool slightly. Add ceremonial-grade matcha using a bamboo ladle. Using a chasen (bamboo whisk), whisk vigorously in an “M” shape until the matcha reaches a creamy froth. Sip directly from bowl.
For best results, use ceremonial-grade matcha, a bamboo ladle, and 80 or 100-tip chansen.
Materials: Clay
Care: Owning a matcha bowl requires thoughtful handling and careful use. Because of their handmade quality, these bowls are not suitable for the microwave or dishwasher, and should be rinsed and dried immediately after use. Be careful not to introduce water that is too hot, as that may encourage glaze cracking.
Dimensions: Height: 3.1" Diameter: 5.3"
Shika, Japan
Kotani Matcha Bowl
$ 64.00
As tea-making has become an art form over the centuries, so have matcha bowls themselves become works of art. The organic, undulating shape of traditional matcha bowls is designed to create the smooth, frothy consistency beloved by tea enthusiasts. Because of its essential role in the Japanese tea ceremony, a tea bowl is traditionally considered one of the most graceful and treasured items in your home. Flames of sienna glaze lick upwards from the base of this undular piece, bleeding into a clear milky surface like a painting.
How to Use:
To prepare matcha, pour boiling water into the tea bowl and allow to cool slightly. Add ceremonial-grade matcha using a bamboo ladle. Using a chasen (bamboo whisk), whisk vigorously in an “M” shape until the matcha reaches a creamy froth. Sip directly from bowl.
For best results, use ceremonial-grade matcha, a bamboo ladle, and 80 or 100-tip chansen.
Materials: Clay
Care: Owning a matcha bowl requires thoughtful handling and careful use. Because of their handmade quality, these bowls are not suitable for the microwave or dishwasher, and should be rinsed and dried immediately after use. Be careful not to introduce water that is too hot, as that may encourage glaze cracking.
Dimensions: Height: 3.1" Diameter: 4.7"
Shika, Japan
Akiyama Matcha Bowl
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As tea-making has become an art form over the centuries, so have matcha bowls themselves become works of art. The organic, undulating shape of traditional matcha bowls is designed to create the smooth, frothy consistency beloved by tea enthusiasts. Because of its essential role in the Japanese tea ceremony, a tea bowl is traditionally considered one of the most graceful and treasured items in your home. A jade-green crackled glaze coats the smooth surface of this piece, pooling into the bottom like a sip of leftover matcha.
How to Use:
To prepare matcha, pour boiling water into the tea bowl and allow to cool slightly. Add ceremonial-grade matcha using a bamboo ladle. Using a chasen (bamboo whisk), whisk vigorously in an “M” shape until the matcha reaches a creamy froth. Sip directly from bowl.
For best results, use ceremonial-grade matcha, a bamboo ladle, and 80 or 100-tip chansen.
Materials: Clay
Care: Owning a matcha bowl requires thoughtful handling and careful use. Because of their handmade quality, these bowls are not suitable for the microwave or dishwasher, and should be rinsed and dried immediately after use. Be careful not to introduce water that is too hot, as that may encourage glaze cracking.
Dimensions: Height: 3.1" Diameter: 5.3"
Shika, Japan
Yuraku Matcha Bowl
$ 42.00
As tea-making has become an art form over the centuries, so have matcha bowls themselves become works of art. The organic, undulating shape of traditional matcha bowls is designed to create the smooth, frothy consistency beloved by tea enthusiasts. Because of its essential role in the Japanese tea ceremony, a tea bowl is traditionally considered one of the most graceful and treasured items in your home. With a coarse texture and primitive, ashy hue, this piece recalls the primitive origins of this ancient ritual.
How to Use
To prepare matcha, pour boiling water into the tea bowl and allow to cool slightly. Add ceremonial-grade matcha using a bamboo ladle. Using a chasen (bamboo whisk), whisk vigorously in an “M” shape until the matcha reaches a creamy froth. Sip directly from bowl.
For best results, use ceremonial-grade matcha, a bamboo ladle and 80 or 100-tip chansen.
Materials: Clay
Dimensions: Height: 2.8" Diameter: 4.1"
Care: Owning a matcha bowl requires thoughtful handling and careful use. Because of their handmade quality, these bowls are not suitable for the microwave or dishwasher, and should be rinsed and dried immediately after use. Be careful not to introduce water that is too hot, as that may encourage glaze cracking.
Shika, Japan
Kohiki Matcha Bowl
$ 19.00
As tea-making has become an art form over the centuries, so have matcha bowls themselves become works of art. The organic, undulating shape of traditional matcha bowls is designed to create the smooth, frothy consistency beloved by tea enthusiasts. Because of its essential role in the Japanese tea ceremony, a tea bowl is traditionally considered one of the most graceful and treasured items in your home. This smooth, classic piece is bathed in a translucent green glaze that pairs well with our Kohiki Teapot.
How to Use:
To prepare matcha, pour boiling water into the tea bowl and allow to cool slightly. Add ceremonial-grade matcha using a bamboo ladle. Using a chasen (bamboo whisk), whisk vigorously in an “M” shape until the matcha reaches a creamy froth. Sip directly from bowl.
For best results, use ceremonial-grade matcha, a bamboo ladle, and 80 or 100-tip chansen.
Materials: Clay
Dimensions: Height: 3" Diameter: 4.7"
Care: Owning a matcha bowl requires thoughtful handling and careful use. Because of their handmade quality, these bowls are not suitable for the microwave or dish washer, and should be rinsed and dried immediately after use. Be careful not to introduce water that is too hot, as that may encourage glaze cracking.
Shika, Japan
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