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HA KO Paper Incense - Summer
$ 7.00 USD
When it comes time to retreat from the summer heat, bring just a touch of the outdoors inside with one of three new summer scents from HA KO. Call to mind a shaded forest lane with a breath of Linden, Moss, or Peppermint. Each individually packaged leaf can be used as subtle potpourri that exhudes fragrance for up to three months or as incense that burns for approximately seven minutes while cleansing and deodorizing your space. Learn more about the history and tradition behind HA KO here.
Linden - Light a Linden leaf and drift through the branches and among the flowers of this scent’s namesake tree.
Peppermint - The piquant scent of Peppermint clears the mind with a blend of mint leaves and Japanese blue oak.
Moss - Clean and bright as a fairy-tale forest, this leaf offers the vital scent of bamboo growing from a carpet of moss.
About HA KO
From the birthplace of Japanese incense comes a new way to enjoy the transformative effects of fragrance. Made from Japanese washi paper, HA KO Paper Incense will infuse any space with a feeling of tranquility, whether displayed as potpourri or left to quietly smolder. Place one on your desk, in your car, near your entryway, or anywhere a touch of fragrance is desired. HA KO Paper Incense makes a welcome gift for friends and family.
Materials: Paper
Care: Always place incense on a non-flammable surface. Do not allow to burn unsupervised. Avoid placing in drafty areas or near any flammable materials. Note that direct sunlight may cause discoloration over time.
Awaji, Japan
HA KO Paper Incense - Spring
$ 7.00 USD
No matter the season, capture the gentle aromas of an April breeze with HA KO’s new spring collection. Add a note of freshness to any environment with a whiff of Daphne, or infuse your space with the scent of Green Tea or Japanese Pepper. Each individually packaged leaf can be used as subtle potpourri that exudes fragrance for up to three months or as incense that burns for approximately seven minutes while cleansing and deodorizing your space. Learn more about the history and tradition behind HA KO here.
Daphne - Like a honeyed breeze, Daphne’s fragrance brings contentment and the serenity of the oak that inspired its shape.
Green Tea - Transport yourself to a tea house in springtime with a gentle aroma that carries notes of cherry blossom.
Japanese Pepper - The surprising sweetness and scent of flower buds in Japanese Pepper call to mind the fresh growth of early April.
About HA KO
From the birthplace of Japanese incense comes a new way to enjoy the transformative effects of fragrance. Made from Japanese washi paper, HA KO Paper Incense will infuse any space with a feeling of tranquility, whether displayed as potpourri or left to quietly smolder. Place one on your desk, in your car, near your entryway, or anywhere a touch of fragrance is desired. HA KO Paper Incense makes a welcome gift for friends and family.
Materials: Paper
Care: Always place incense on a non-flammable surface. Do not allow to burn unsupervised. Avoid placing in drafty areas or near any flammable materials. Note that direct sunlight may cause discoloration over time.
Awaji, Japan
Cultivate & Eat Planting Set - Shungiku Chrysanthemum Greens
$ 10.00 USD
– Sold OutShungiku is an easy-to-grow type of edible chrysanthemum that brings a distinctly aromatic signature to a wide variety of dishes. The young tender leaves can be eaten fresh, blanched, or in stir-fries, and since this is a chrysanthemum, it will produce adorable yellow flowers that attract your favorite pollinators (the petals are also edible and make a great garnish!). This ingenious cultivation kit includes seeds, peat mix, and growing instructions, all packaged up and tied in the style of a traditional Japanese rice bag.
About Cultivate + Eat
When we grow our own food, we become more attuned to our ecosystem, strengthening the relationship between our food, our earth, and our bodies. Cultivate + Eat is an effort to get involved in every step of our meal, starting from the very beginning. Their kits contain rare Japanese seeds you can grow right at home to make delicious Japanese dishes. Just add water directly into the paper bag (it is lined with plastic to prevent decay) and begin to grow your own greens, transplanting to a larger pot when ready.
Contains: Shungiku Seeds, Peat Mix, Set of Instructions
Dimensions: Length: 5.5" Width: 3.4”
Care: Add water directly into the paper bag, transplanting to a larger pot when ready.
Japan
Architecture Series Incense, 50 Long Sticks
$ 69.00 USD
Traditionally used for court ceremonies and meditation, incense is an integral part of Japanese identity. The “Silence” fragrance in the Architecture Series is at once warm, sweet, and seductive, and the 5.25” sticks burn for approximately 25 minutes.
About Tennen
Founded in 2001 by Ethan Wessel and Sarah Swartz Wessel, Tennen is a multidisciplinary architectural firm based in Phoenix, USA. Their Sonoran Desert incense collection is part of a collaboration with Kyoto incense makers and was influenced by the constant and soothing presence of Japanese incense around the Tennen Studio offices. From buildings to aromas, Tennen’s design projects pursue aesthetic simplicity inspired by the culture and design sensibilities of Japan - honesty of materials, minimalism, and the changing seasons.
Contains: 50 sticks.
Burning Time: Approximately 25 minutes.
How to Use: Light the tip of the incense and blow out the flame immediately. Keep away from flammable objects.
Kyoto, Japan
Usuda Wooden Hanging Vase - Alder
$ 49.00 USD
– Sold OutBring a piece of Japan’s legendary forests into your home with a beautiful hanging wall vase from woodworker Kenji Usuda. Each piece is smoothly crafted from wood harvested by the artist and features a slot for mounting on your wall and an inner glass vase to place your favorite greenery in.
About Kenji Usuda
“Living in the woods, thinking of the woods, creating in the woods.” Kenji Usuda is an award-winning woodworker that creates meticulously crafted pieces in a studio located within a forested plot of land he purchased near his home in Shimakawa-cho, Hokkaido. In his effort to restore the vibrancy of his forest, he thins trees that he then uses in his craft.
Materials: Alder
Dimensions: 3.94” x 1.18”
Care: If needed apply walnut oil or beeswax.
Hokkaido, Japan
Usuda Wooden Hanging Vase - Yew
$ 49.00 USD
– Sold OutBring a piece of Japan’s legendary forests into your home with a beautiful hanging wall vase from woodworker Kenji Usuda. Each piece is smoothly crafted from wood harvested by the artist and features a slot for mounting on your wall and an inner glass vase to place your favorite greenery in.
About Kenji Usuda
“Living in the woods, thinking of the woods, creating in the woods.” Kenji Usuda is an award-winning woodworker that creates meticulously crafted pieces in a studio located within a forested plot of land he purchased near his home in Shimakawa-cho, Hokkaido. In his effort to restore the vibrancy of his forest, he thins trees that he then uses in his craft.
Materials: Yew
Dimensions: 3.94” x 1.18”
Care: If needed apply walnut oil or beeswax.
Hokkaido, Japan
Usuda Wooden Hanging Vase - Maple
$ 49.00 USD
– Sold OutBring a piece of Japan’s legendary forests into your home with a beautiful hanging wall vase from woodworker Kenji Usuda. Each piece is smoothly crafted from wood harvested by the artist and features a slot for mounting on your wall and an inner glass vase to place your favorite greenery in.
About Kenji Usuda
“Living in the woods, thinking of the woods, creating in the woods.” Kenji Usuda is an award-winning woodworker that creates meticulously crafted pieces in a studio located within a forested plot of land he purchased near his home in Shimakawa-cho, Hokkaido. In his effort to restore the vibrancy of his forest, he thins trees that he then uses in his craft.
Materials: Maple
Dimensions: 3.94” x 1.18”
Care: If needed apply walnut oil or beeswax.
Hokkaido, Japan
Usuda Wooden Hanging Vase - Pagoda
$ 49.00 USD
– Sold OutBring a piece of Japan’s legendary forests into your home with a beautiful hanging wall vase from woodworker Kenji Usuda. Each piece is smoothly crafted from wood harvested by the artist and features a slot for mounting on your wall and an inner glass vase to place your favorite greenery in.
About Kenji Usuda
“Living in the woods, thinking of the woods, creating in the woods.” Kenji Usuda is an award-winning woodworker that creates meticulously crafted pieces in a studio located within a forested plot of land he purchased near his home in Shimakawa-cho, Hokkaido. In his effort to restore the vibrancy of his forest, he thins trees that he then uses in his craft.
Materials: Pagoda
Dimensions: 3.94” x 1.18”
Care: If needed apply walnut oil or beeswax.
Hokkaido, Japan
Double Hook
$ 40.00 USD
Easily add a bit of practical utility to any corner of the home with a good hook. This double hook from Muro Kanamono is crafted from solid brass that will take on a complex patina over the years.
About Muro Kanamono
Metal-working atelier Muro Kanamono was founded in Kyoto in 1802, where they built a reputation for creating beautiful yet resilient nails (wakugi) and hardware for temples and homes throughout the region. Today they continue to pay homage to their past by crafting metal hardware that is inspired by current trends while staying grounded by tradition.
Materials: Cast Brass (optional black finish)
Dimensions: 5.04" x .39" x 1.97"
Care: If dirty or tarnished, mix half a lemon and a tablespoon of baking soda (you may use salt as a substitute) in a bowl until it turns into a fine paste. Using a soft cloth, apply the paste to the tarnished section and rub it in a circular motion. Rinse the piece thoroughly under warm water and dry immediately after.
Kyoto, Japan
Hook
$ 52.00 USD
Easily add a bit of practical utility to any corner of the home with a good hook. This series of hooks from Muro Kanamono comes in two handy sizes and is crafted from solid brass that will take on a complex patina over the years.
About Muro Kanamono
Metal-working atelier Muro Kanamono was founded in Kyoto in 1802, where they built a reputation for creating beautiful yet resilient nails (wakugi) and hardware for temples and homes throughout the region. Today they continue to pay homage to their past by crafting metal hardware that is inspired by current trends while staying grounded by tradition.
Materials: Cast Brass (optional black finish)
Dimensions: L: 2.95" x .55" x 3.46"; S: 1.97" x .55" x 2.44"
Care: If dirty or tarnished, mix half a lemon and a tablespoon of baking soda (you may use salt as a substitute) in a bowl until it turns into a fine paste. Using a soft cloth, apply the paste to the tarnished section and rub it in a circular motion. Rinse the piece thoroughly under warm water and dry immediately after.
Kyoto, Japan
Towel Hanger
$ 102.00 USD
Upgrade your vanity with a vintage-inspired solid brass towel hook. It features a simple and unassuming design that is made amazing through Muro Kanamono’s expert casting. It’s available in either plain brass or brass with a black finish to complement your towel collection.
About Muro Kanamono
Metal-working atelier Muro Kanamono was founded in Kyoto in 1802, where they built a reputation for creating beautiful yet resilient nails (wakugi) and hardware for temples and homes throughout the region. Today they continue to pay homage to their past by crafting metal hardware that is inspired by current trends while staying grounded by tradition.
Materials: Cast Brass (optional black finish)
Dimensions: 7.48" x 3.07" x 1.77"
Care: If dirty or tarnished, mix half a lemon and a tablespoon of baking soda (you may use salt as a substitute) in a bowl until it turns into a fine paste. Using a soft cloth, apply the paste to the tarnished section and rub it in a circular motion. Rinse the piece thoroughly under warm water and dry immediately after.
Kyoto, Japan
Towel Bar
$ 118.00 USD
This solid brass towel bar just might be the missing piece in the bathroom of your dreams. It features a simple and unassuming design that is made amazing through Muro Kanamono's expert casting. It’s available in either plain brass or brass with a black finish to complement your towel collection.
About Muro Kanamono
Metal-working atelier Muro Kanamono was founded in Kyoto in 1802, where they built a reputation for creating beautiful yet resilient nails (wakugi) and hardware for temples and homes throughout the region. Today they continue to pay homage to their past by crafting metal hardware that is inspired by current trends while staying grounded by tradition.
Materials: Cast brass (optional black finish)
Dimensions: 15.75" x 2.2"
Care: If dirty or tarnished, mix half a lemon and a tablespoon of baking soda (you may use salt as a substitute) in a bowl until it turns into a fine paste. Using a soft cloth, apply the paste to the tarnished section and rub it in a circular motion. Rinse the piece thoroughly under warm water and dry immediately after.
Kyoto, Japan
Toilet Paper Holder/Stocker
$ 60.00 USD
Despite being something that most people interact with on a near-daily basis, the unassuming toilet paper holder is easy to overlook. This rustic brass paper holder is the perfect way to breathe some subtle vintage charm into your washroom. With its sturdy brass construction and ability to develop a complex patina over time, you will be sure to enjoy it for years to come. This version features a stripped-back and minimal shape that suits a wide variety of decors.
About Muro Kanamono
Metal-working atelier Muro Kanamono was founded in Kyoto in 1802, where they built a reputation for creating beautiful yet resilient nails (wakugi) and hardware for temples and homes throughout the region. Today they continue to pay homage to their past by crafting metal hardware that is inspired by current trends while staying grounded by tradition.
Materials: Cast Brass (optional black finish)
Dimensions: 5.91" x 2.95"
Care: If dirty or tarnished, mix half a lemon and a tablespoon of baking soda (you may use salt as a substitute) in a bowl until it turns into a fine paste. Using a soft cloth, apply the paste to the tarnished section and rub it in a circular motion. Rinse the piece thoroughly under warm water and dry immediately after.
Kyoto, Japan
Toilet Paper Holder
$ 135.00 USD
Despite being something that most people interact with on a near-daily basis, the unassuming toilet paper holder is easy to overlook. This rustic brass paper holder is the perfect way to breathe some subtle vintage charm into your washroom. With its sturdy brass construction and ability to develop a complex patina over time, you will be sure to enjoy it for years to come. This version comes with a handy cover to keep things under wraps.
About Muro Kanamono
Metal-working atelier Muro Kanamono was founded in Kyoto in 1802, where they built a reputation for creating beautiful yet resilient nails (wakugi) and hardware for temples and homes throughout the region. Today they continue to pay homage to their past by crafting metal hardware that is inspired by current trends while staying grounded by tradition.
Materials: Cast Brass (optional black finish)
Dimensions: 5.91" x 3.15" x 4.13"
Care: If dirty or tarnished, mix half a lemon and a tablespoon of baking soda (you may use salt as a substitute) in a bowl until it turns into a fine paste. Using a soft cloth, apply the paste to the tarnished section and rub it in a circular motion. Rinse the piece thoroughly under warm water and dry immediately after.
Kyoto, Japan
Kyo Zabuton, Linen - XL
$ 190.00 USD
Create a comfy oasis in any corner of the house with this extra lofty, oversized, and expertly-made zabuton cushion. In Japan, a large portion of daily life takes place on the floor, and Zabuton cushions have been used for centuries to maximize comfort during extended periods of sitting and meditation. This version from legendary futon makers Daitou Shingu is generously sized (this measures 25.5" x 27", while our other zabuton styles measure 16" x 15.75") and available with either a blue linen or natural cotton outer and a cotton/polyester fill for easy cleaning.
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.
*Note: Due to the size/weight of this item, it is not eligible for free shipping. Please contact info@rikumo.com if you have any questions.
Materials: Outer: 100% Linen; Inner: 70% Cotton, 30% Polyester
Dimensions: 25.5" x 27"
Care: Spot clean surface stains with mild detergent
Kyoto, Japan
H Okuzawa Bud Vase
$ 96.00 USD
Taking forms designed to highlight the colours and texture of the patina copper's surface, these bud vases are equally at home as a dining centrepiece, or on an accent table. Use just one as a minimalist feature, or mix and match colours and sizes to create an eye-catching display.
About H Okuzawa
Artist Hana Okuzawa draws her inspiration from the everyday, amplifying the usually overlooked beauty in familiar objects. In showcasing the character and natural variations of the metals she uses, Hana aims to reflect the colours and textures of the world around us. A recent graduate in Metalwork from the Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music, she currently lives and works in Mie Prefecture.
Materials: Patina Copper
Dimensions: 1.96" (small), 3.14" (medium)
Care: Handwash and air dry. Do not clean in a dishwasher.
Mie Prefecture, Japan
Usuda Wooden Bowl - Linden
$ 145.00 USD
– Sold OutBring a piece of Japan’s legendary forests into your home with this tactile bowl from woodworker Kenji Usuda. This one-of-a-kind live edge wooden bowl is turned from solid Linden wood and features a low profile and wide opening. It is pleasingly smooth to the touch and coated in food-safe walnut oil and beeswax.
About Kenji Usuda
“Living in the woods, thinking of the woods, creating in the woods.” Kenji Usuda is an award-winning woodworker that creates meticulously crafted pieces in a studio located within a forested plot of land he purchased near his home in Shimakawa-cho, Hokkaido. In his effort to restore the vibrancy of his forest, he thins trees that he then uses in his craft.
Materials: Linden
Dimensions: 7.87" L x .71" W x 2.36" H
Care: If you need to wash, wash with a minimum amount of detergent and dry thoroughly afterward. Please do not put in microwave oven or dishwasher. If needed apply walnut oil or beeswax.
Hokkaido, Japan
KITO Bandsaw Tray
$ 337.00 USD
These artisan trays were designed by Oji Masanori and are crafted from premium slabs of hard Japanese “Tochi” (Horse Chestnut) wood. Tochi is known for its beautiful wood grain and is a popular choice for creating long-lasting decorative pieces. The separate base and sides are cut to size with a bandsaw before being glued together and coated with a unique non-toxic liquid-glass coating. The resulting tray is an heirloom quality piece that can be used for organizing, serving, and storing goods in any room of the house.
About Oji Masanori
These trays were designed by Oji Masanori for Aizawa Wood Works in Ishikawa, Japan. Oji Masanori is an award-winning designer known for his modern interpretations and improvements on traditional Japanese handicrafts. He is the creative force behind our fan-favorite FUTAGAMI series of brass hardware and accessories.
Materials: TOCHI (Horse Chestnut), Liquid glass coating
Dimensions: No. 1: 11.65" W x 8.58" D x 1.06" H; No. 2: 12.76" W x 9.69" D x 1.54" H; No. 3: 13.94" W x 10.87" D x 2.01" H
Ishikawa, Japan
Ise Tenugui - Flower Shadow
$ 16.00 USD
– Sold OutTraditionally given as gifts, tenugui are a type of thin Japanese textile with a characteristically smooth texture. 100% cotton, hand-dyed and cut by hand, the colorful patterns recall traditional and contemporary Japanese prints. This multipurpose textile lends a pop of color to your every day - use it as a tea towel, placemat, table runner, head scarf, tapestry, lunch tote, gift wrap… the possibilities are endless!
Learn how use tenugui towels to wrap bottles, lunches, and much more on the Rikumo Journal.
About Sou Sou
Every piece in this colorful collection is infused with vibrant graphic patterns designed by Japanese artist Karsuji Wakisaka. A celebrated textile designer since 1968, Wakisaka’s inspiration comes from the Kyoto landscape and the mod styles of the 1960s. With a mission to revitalize traditional Japanese styles, his modern designs combine contemporary patterns with traditional Japanese shapes.
Materials: Cotton
Dimensions: Width: 14" Length: 35"
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.
Kyoto, Japan
ovject Rim Plate, Matte Grey
$ 23.00 USD
ovject’s Rim Plate is crafted from .8mm thick steel that has been expertly coated with a matte enamel finish, giving it the tactile feeling of handmade ceramics. Like the rest of the ovject collection, this plate is resilient enough to be heated directly over charcoal or open flames, making it the perfect choice for both your favorite table setting or the great outdoors. Special attention was given to its distinctive edge to ensure it fits naturally in your hand and nests with an ovject Bowl. Available in four sizes: 12.5cm, 18cm, 24cm, and 30cm.
About ovject
ovject does not make objects. ovject is a product label that, under the direction of designer Yoshihiro Mikami, thinks about design in a way unbound by established ideas and perspectives. As a long-established manufacturer of quality enamelware, they create products that make your daily life a little more comfortable and encourage you to think twice about the boundaries of tool-human relationships.
Materials: Enamel-glazed steel
Dimensions: 12.5cm: 4.92” Diameter (3.19” Inner Diameter), .79” Height; 18cm: 7.09” Diameter (5.35” Inner Diameter), .79” Height; 24cm: 9.45” Diameter (7.44” Inner Diameter), .79” Height; 30cm: 11.81” Diameter (9.8” Inner Diameter), .79” Height
Care: Hand wash. Do not microwave.
Osaka, Japan
Usuda Wooden Hanging Vase - Cherry
$ 49.00 USD
– Sold OutBring a piece of Japan’s legendary forests into your home with a beautiful hanging wall vase from woodworker Kenji Usuda. Each piece is smoothly crafted from wood harvested by the artist and features a slot for mounting on your wall and an inner glass vase to place your favorite greenery in.
About Kenji Usuda
“Living in the woods, thinking of the woods, creating in the woods.” Kenji Usuda is an award-winning woodworker that creates meticulously crafted pieces in a studio located within a forested plot of land he purchased near his home in Shimakawa-cho, Hokkaido. In his effort to restore the vibrancy of his forest, he thins trees that he then uses in his craft.
Materials: Cherry
Dimensions: 3.94” x 1.18”
Care: If needed apply walnut oil or beeswax.
Hokkaido, Japan
Usuda Wooden Hanging Vase - Sen
$ 49.00 USD
– Sold OutBring a piece of Japan’s legendary forests into your home with a beautiful hanging wall vase from woodworker Kenji Usuda. Each piece is smoothly crafted from wood harvested by the artist and features a slot for mounting on your wall and an inner glass vase to place your favorite greenery in.
About Kenji Usuda
“Living in the woods, thinking of the woods, creating in the woods.” Kenji Usuda is an award-winning woodworker that creates meticulously crafted pieces in a studio located within a forested plot of land he purchased near his home in Shimakawa-cho, Hokkaido. In his effort to restore the vibrancy of his forest, he thins trees that he then uses in his craft.
Materials: Sen Wood
Dimensions: 3.94” x 1.18”
Care: If needed apply walnut oil or beeswax.
Hokkaido, Japan
Usuda Wooden Hanging Vase - Oak
$ 49.00 USD
– Sold OutBring a piece of Japan’s legendary forests into your home with a beautiful hanging wall vase from woodworker Kenji Usuda. Each piece is smoothly crafted from wood harvested by the artist and features a slot for mounting on your wall and an inner glass vase to place your favorite greenery in.
About Kenji Usuda
“Living in the woods, thinking of the woods, creating in the woods.” Kenji Usuda is an award-winning woodworker that creates meticulously crafted pieces in a studio located within a forested plot of land he purchased near his home in Shimakawa-cho, Hokkaido. In his effort to restore the vibrancy of his forest, he thins trees that he then uses in his craft.
Materials: Oak
Dimensions: 3.94” x 1.18”
Care: If needed apply walnut oil or beeswax.
Hokkaido, Japan
Usuda Wooden Hanging Vase - Walnut
$ 49.00 USD
– Sold OutBring a piece of Japan’s legendary forests into your home with a beautiful hanging wall vase from woodworker Kenji Usuda. Each piece is smoothly crafted from wood harvested by the artist and features a slot for mounting on your wall and an inner glass vase to place your favorite greenery in.
About Kenji Usuda
“Living in the woods, thinking of the woods, creating in the woods.” Kenji Usuda is an award-winning woodworker that creates meticulously crafted pieces in a studio located within a forested plot of land he purchased near his home in Shimakawa-cho, Hokkaido. In his effort to restore the vibrancy of his forest, he thins trees that he then uses in his craft.
Materials: Walnut
Dimensions: 3.94” x 1.18”
Care: If needed apply walnut oil or beeswax.
Hokkaido, Japan
