New Arrivals
MT Masking Tape - Neko
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From sealing a lunch bag to wrapping a special gift, the world of washi tape is a playground for the creative mind. Washi tape is made from translucent Japanese rice paper and comes in an endless spectrum of colors and patterns. It features a gentle adhesive, making it easy to stick on and tear off without damaging any surfaces. Its soft, tactile texture and colorful prints are perfect for craft projects- use it to customize and decorate notebooks, letters, labels, packages, and even your walls!
About MT Washi Tape
Washi tape was invented by MT, a 100 year old company specializing in paper adhesives. In 2006, the company received notice that three women in Tokyo had been using their utility tapes to make beautiful craft projects. Inspired by their creativity, MT invited the women to tour the factory, and began developing an entirely new type of colorful, adaptable tape that could be used for creative projects. Today, washi tape comes in thousands of colors, prints, and designs, and has a cult following among crafters and stationery aficionados throughout the world.
Materials: Washi Paper
Dimensions: Width: 1 3/4" Height: 1 1/3"
Chiba, Japan
Yamato Indigo Starter Kit
$ 60.00
Looking for a weekend crafting project? Look no further than Shibori, a sophisticated indigo textile dyeing technique. Often referred to as “Japanese tie-dye”, Shibori dyeing uses clamping and binding techniques to create beautiful white and indigo patterns on everything from silk to leather.
This kit contains everything you need to make your own Shibori creations: a pack of natural Yamato indigo dye, wooden sticks, rubber bands, a few pairs of gloves, and three cotton bandanas to experiment with. Yamato Indigo is a natural powder dye consisting of extracts from indigo plants, making it non-toxic and safe for use for all ages. Easy to use, Yamato indigo doesn’t require fermentation or heating- just add water and start dyeing!
Includes instructions. Learn how to Shibori dye your own creations on Rikumo Journal.
About Curious Corners
Curious Corners was founded in 2014 in New York City by Sayaka Toyama. Her team leads indigo workshops, provides dyeing services, and produces products to promote the rich history of indigo and other Japanese textile traditions. Curious Corners believes the truest shade of indigo comes from nature and not a color chart, so they work with and produce only non-toxic natural indigo.
Includes: Yamato Indigo (10 g.), 3 white Cotton Bandanas (20” x 20”), 10 Wooden Sticks, 20 Rubber Bands, 2 Pairs of Rubber Gloves, Instructions.
Dimensions: Height: 7 ½” Width: 5 ½”
Made in the USA
Yamato Indigo Dye - 10g
$ 22.00
Looking for a weekend crafting project? Look no further than Shibori, a sophisticated indigo textile dyeing technique. Often referred to as “Japanese tie-dye”, Shibori dyeing uses clamping and binding techniques to create beautiful white and indigo patterns. Yamato Indigo is a natural powder dye consisting of extracts from indigo plants, which makes it non-toxic and safe for use for all ages. Simply mix it with water and start dyeing- no heating or fermentation is necessary. Use to dye cotton, silk, leather, even wood... the possibilities are endless!
Includes instructions. Learn how to Shibori dye your own creations on Rikumo Journal.
About Curious Corners
Curious Corners was founded in 2014 in New York City by Sayaka Toyama. Her team leads indigo workshops, provides dyeing services, and produces products to promote the rich history of indigo and other Japanese textile traditions. Curious Corners believes the truest shade of indigo comes from nature and not a color chart, so they work with and produce only non-toxic natural indigo.
Materials: Indigo Plant Extract, Chemical Indigo, Alkaline Agents, Reducing Agents
Dimensions: Height: 7 ½” Width: 5 ½”
Volume: 10g
Made in the USA.
Sousou Shibori Tenugui - Whale's Tail
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A type of thin Japanese cotton textile, tenugui towels are traditionally given as gifts and can be used for everything from wrapping gifts to drying dishes. This beautiful white-and-blue print is dyed with shibori, an ancient Japanese indigo dye technique. The Shibori Tenugui series was created in collaboration with master shibori artists from Kyoto, taking inspiration from the playful beauty of the animal kingdom.
About Sou Sou
Every piece in this colorful collection is infused with vibrant graphic patterns designed by Japanese artist Katsuji 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: The edges of a tenugui towel are left seamless for increased absorbency and quick drying. To discourage fraying, trim loose threads with a pair of scissors and throw in the washing machine. The fabric will naturally tighten after repeated usage.
Kyoto, Japan
Sousou Shibori Tenugui - Rabbit
$ 22.00
A type of thin Japanese cotton textile, tenugui towels are traditionally given as gifts and can be used for everything from wrapping gifts to drying dishes. This beautiful white-and-blue print is dyed with shibori, an ancient Japanese indigo dye technique. The Shibori Tenugui series was created in collaboration with master shibori artists from Kyoto, taking inspiration from the playful beauty of the animal kingdom.
About Sou Sou
Every piece in this colorful collection is infused with vibrant graphic patterns designed by Japanese artist Katsuji 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: The edges of a tenugui towel are left seamless for increased absorbency and quick drying. To discourage fraying, trim loose threads with a pair of scissors and throw in the washing machine. The fabric will naturally tighten after repeated usage.
Kyoto, Japan
Sousou Shibori Tenugui - Rhino
$ 22.00
A type of thin Japanese cotton textile, tenugui towels are traditionally given as gifts and can be used for everything from wrapping gifts to drying dishes. This beautiful white-and-blue print is dyed with shibori, an ancient Japanese indigo dye technique. The Shibori Tenugui series was created in collaboration with master shibori artists from Kyoto, taking inspiration from the playful beauty of the animal kingdom.
About Sou Sou
Every piece in this colorful collection is infused with vibrant graphic patterns designed by Japanese artist Katsuji 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: The edges of a tenugui towel are left seamless for increased absorbency and quick drying. To discourage fraying, trim loose threads with a pair of scissors and throw in the washing machine. The fabric will naturally tighten after repeated usage.
Kyoto, Japan
Sousou Shibori Tenugui - Snow Lake
$ 18.00
A type of thin Japanese cotton textile, tenugui towels are traditionally given as gifts and can be used for everything from wrapping gifts to drying dishes. This beautiful white-and-blue print is dyed with shibori, an ancient Japanese indigo dye technique. The Shibori Tenugui series was created in collaboration with master shibori artists from Kyoto, who designed modern interpretations of traditional Japanese prints for this project. Glide on the frozen sheets of a snowy lake in this beautiful block-print style.
Learn how use tenugui towels to wrap bottles, lunches, and much more on Rikumo Journal.
About Sou Sou
Every piece in this colorful collection is infused with vibrant graphic patterns designed by Japanese artist Katsuji 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: The edges of a tenugui towel are left seamless for increased absorbency and quick drying. To discourage fraying, trim loose threads with a pair of scissors and throw in the washing machine. The fabric will naturally tighten after repeated usage.
Kyoto, Japan
Sousou Shibori Tenugui - Snow Flower
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A type of thin Japanese cotton textile, tenugui towels are traditionally given as gifts and can be used for everything from wrapping gifts to drying dishes. This beautiful white-and-blue print is dyed with shibori, an ancient Japanese indigo dye technique. The Shibori Tenugui series was created in collaboration with master shibori artists from Kyoto, who designed modern interpretations of traditional Japanese prints for this project. Cool yourself off inside the winter wonderland of Snow Flower- its symmetrical block-print is designed to look like frozen flowers encased in the snow.
Learn how use tenugui towels to wrap bottles, lunches, and much more on Rikumo Journal.
About Sou Sou
Every piece in this colorful collection is infused with vibrant graphic patterns designed by Japanese artist Katsuji 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: The edges of a tenugui towel are left seamless for increased absorbency and quick drying. To discourage fraying, trim loose threads with a pair of scissors and throw in the washing machine. The fabric will naturally tighten after repeated usage.
Kyoto, Japan
Sousou Shibori Tenugui - Asanoha
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A type of thin Japanese cotton textile, tenugui towels are traditionally given as gifts and can be used for everything from wrapping gifts to drying dishes. This beautiful white-and-blue print is dyed with shibori, an ancient Japanese indigo dye technique. The Shibori Tenugui series was created in collaboration with master shibori artists from Kyoto, who designed modern interpretations of traditional Japanese prints for this project. In this style, a shower of auspicious asanoha hemp-leaves -often seen in kimono- falls from the sky like snowflakes.
Learn how use tenugui towels to wrap bottles, lunches, and much more on Rikumo Journal.
About Sou Sou
Every piece in this colorful collection is infused with vibrant graphic patterns designed by Japanese artist Katsuji 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: Length: 35” Width: 14”
Care: The edges of a tenugui towel are left seamless for increased absorbency and quick drying. To discourage fraying, trim loose threads with a pair of scissors and throw in the washing machine. The fabric will naturally tighten after repeated usage.
Kyoto, Japan
Hinoki Organic Moisturizer
$ 45.00
This gentle moisturizer is made with organic plant-based ingredients and essential oils from the hinoki tree. Prized for its bracing forest scent, beauty, and therapeutic properties, hinoki is a type of aromatic Japanese cypress that has been used for centuries in the construction of temples, shrines, and bathhouses. The therapeutic scent is said to promote deep relaxation and relieve tension on the skin. Combined with hydrating aloe vera and organic shea butter, this hand and body moisturizer leaves your skin smooth and soft to the touch.
Free of parabens, phthalates, and synthetic colors. Not tested on animals.
About te+te
After many years of working as an artist, Eiko Miyazaki created te+te, a natural wellness collection that harnesses the natural properties of Japanese hinoki trees. Inspired by the concept of forest bathing- the Japanese practice of walking in the woods to invigorate the spirits- te+te aims to reconnect people with nature no matter where they live. Each product is made in small batches in Miyazaki's small studio in Westchester, using Japanese materials and apothecary techniques.
Ingredients: Purified Water, Organic Coconut Oil, Organic Sunflower Seed Oil, Cetearyl Alcohol Coco-Glucoside, Organic Shea Butter, Xanthan Gum, Apricot Kernel Oil,Chamaecyparis obtusa (Japanese hinoki) essential oil, Phenoxyethanol, Organic (Aloe Vera) Leaf Juice Powder, Citric Acid, Tocopherol Lactic Acid, Benzoic Acid, Dehydroacetic Acid
Volume: 13oz
Made in the USA
Bam and Kero Go Flying
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Yuka Shimada’s Bam and Kero series is an immensely popular picture book starring two unlikely friends: a responsible dog named Bam, and Kero, a small, mischievous frog. In this installment, Bam receives a message from his Grandpa asking them to come visit for his birthday. Excited, the two friends build a plane together and chart a course for Grandpa’s house… but will they make it through crying Onion Mountain, the exploding Pumpkin Volcano, and the other unexpected obstacles that stand in their way?
About the Author
Yuka Shimada was born in Tokyo but now lives in Ontario, Canada. After working as a graphic designer, she leaped to stardom with “Bam and Kero's Sunday,” her first picture book featuring the famous dog and frog duo. With her strong, personality-driven characters, Shimada has changed the way readers think about "cute" picture books. Her artistry is evident in her elaborate drawings of scenery, the playfulness she brings to each page, and the robust design of her books. Her books have captured a wide following in Japan.
Language: English
Author: Yuka Shimada
Pages: 32
Dimensions: Height: 8½” Width: 11”
Tokyo, Japan
Claire Hooded Bath Towel
$ 110.00
Bundle up your little one in this beautiful bathtime wrap from our bestselling Claire towel collection. Made with 50% organic cotton, this hooded bath towel features a smooth, woven front that powerfully absorbs water and feels as cozy as a favorite blanket. With a gentle softness and a cozy hood to keep wet heads warm, this adorable mini towel is perfect for children of all ages.
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: Organic 98% Cotton, 2% Linen
Dimensions: Length: 47 1/4" Width: 23 1/2"
Care: Machine wash with cold water and mild detergent. No bleach or fabric softeners. Hang or tumble dry low.
Imabari, Japan
Woven Rainbow Gardening Glove
$ 20.00
When the sun comes out and the flower beds beckon, these beautiful garden gloves stand at the ready to protect your hands from the elements. The Woven Gardening Glove is made from flexible 100% cotton fibers with a rubberless rib-stitching to reduce wrist fatigue during long sessions in the garden. Ideal for outdoor planting or indoor potting projects, they keep your skin safe from thorns, dirt, and the sun’s rays.
Materials: 100% cotton
Dimensions: One size fits all. Length: 10 1/2"
Care: Machine wash on gentle.
Osaka, Japan
Woven Gardening Glove
$ 20.00
When the sun comes out and the flower beds beckon, these beautiful garden gloves stand at the ready to protect your hands from the elements. The Woven Gardening Glove is made from flexible 100% cotton fibers with a rubberless rib-stitching to reduce wrist fatigue during long sessions in the garden. Ideal for outdoor planting or indoor potting projects, they keep your skin safe from thorns, dirt, and the sun’s rays.
Available in four colors.
Materials: 100% cotton
Dimensions: One size fits all. Length: 10 1/2"
Care: Machine wash on gentle.
Osaka, Japan
Bento Lunch Box
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Take your lunch with you wherever you go with this adorable bento box. The Japanese equivalent of your childhood lunch box, bento boxes are partitioned stacking boxes ideal for portion control and everydaycarry. The Bento Lunch Box features a stacked modular design with two compartments to store salads, sandwiches, breakfast porridge, and just about anything you can eat. Each compartment has its own airtight lid, so you can store liquids and messy foods without risking a spill. A sturdy elastic keeps the box shut, while the cover can be flipped over and used as a portable plate. Whether you prefer to spend your lunchtime with a band of friendly ghosts or a village of penguins, this charming bento lunch box makes every lunch a treat.
About Bento
Bento is a typically homemade meal that is common in Japanese cuisine that is served in single-portion containers or boxes that range from pre packaged and disposable bento boxes bought at convenience stores, to artisan made boxes. Many people put significant time and effort into bento boxes for their loved ones, and there are currently many different styles of bento.
Materials: Unsaturated Polyester Resin (Cover); Saturated Polyester Resin, ABS Resin (Body); Polyethylene (Inner Cover); Urethane Paint (Finish)
Dimensions: Height: 4 ⅓" Width: 4" Length: 4"
Care: Microwave and dishwasher safe, except for inner cover.
Osaka, Japan
Aiai Origami Paper, Single Color - 100 Sheets
$ 10.00
Practice the art of paper folding with this classic pack of Japanese origami sheets. With one hundred sheets in each color pack, you can create dozens of fantastical shapes with just a few folds. An armada of paper boats? One hundred cranes? A menagerie of zoo animals? The possibilities are endless. The old-fashioned packaging is an ode to vintage Japanese graphic design, making this collection a treat for collectors and origami enthusiasts alike.
About Origami
Origami (Ori meaning ‘folding’, and Kami meaning ‘paper’) is a paper art that involves folding and sculpting a square piece of paper into elaborate shapes without the use of cuts or glue. For origami ideas and folding instructions, we recommend the Origami Booklet or YouTube (we like Tadashi Mori).
Materials: Paper
Dimensions: Length: 6" Width: 6"
Tokyo, Japan
Aiai Origami Paper, Assorted Colors - 60 Sheets
$ 8.00
Practice the art of Japanese paper folding with this classic pack of Japanese origami sheets. With a rainbow of sixty assorted colors, you can create dozens of unique fantastical shapes with just a few folds. An armada of paper boats? A cloud of flying cranes? A menagerie of zoo animals? The possibilities are endless. The old-fashioned packaging is an ode to vintage Japanese graphic design, making this collection a treat for collectors and origami enthusiasts alike.
60 sheets.
About Origami
Origami (Ori meaning ‘folding’, and Kami meaning ‘paper’) is a paper art that involves folding and sculpting a square piece of paper into elaborate shapes without the use of cuts or glue. For origami ideas and folding instructions, we recommend the Origami Booklet or YouTube (we like Tadashi Mori).
Materials: Paper
Dimensions: Length: 6" Width: 6"
Tokyo, Japan
Aiai Origami Paper, Assorted Colors - 240 Sheets
$ 6.00
A mini version of our multicolor Aiai Origami Paper pack, this origami mini pack lets you practice the art of Japanese paper folding on the go. Each pack features 240 sheets in assorted colors, so you can create dozens of unique miniature shapes with just a few precise folds. Use your imagination to create a bouquet of rainbow flowers, a fleet of paper ships, or a school of fishes- and when it’s time to go home, simply slip them into your pocket for easy transport. Perfect for children and traveling enthusiasts, this mini version offers a rainbow of possibilities.
240 sheets.
About Origami
Origami (Ori meaning ‘folding’, and Kami meaning ‘paper’) is a paper art that involves folding and sculpting a square piece of paper into elaborate shapes without the use of cuts or glue. For origami ideas and folding instructions, we recommend the Origami Booklet or YouTube (we like Tadashi Mori).
Materials: Paper
Dimensions: Length: 3" Width: 3"
Tokyo, Japan
Mochizuki Ceramic Sauce Dish
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Featuring a little spout for easy pouring, this little ceramic sauce dish stands at the ready to serve sauces and gravy over your favorite meals. The Mochizuki Sauce Dish was formed on the potter’s wheel from coarse clay and left unglazed to achieve a primitive, sand-like organic texture that recalls the ancient folk arts of Japan. Designed with a gradual depression along its sides, the sauce dish provides a natural handhold for graceful pouring.
About Banko Yaki Ceramics
Based in the Mie Prefecture, the art of Banko Yaki is a traditional ceramic technique that is entrenched within 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
Dimensions: Height: 2 3/4" Width: 4 1/2" Length: 5 3/4"
Care: Hand-wash and dry immediately after use. Not microwave, dishwasher, or stovetop safe.
Shika, Japan
Japonica Scented Candle
$ 50.00
The Japonica Colors Collection is designed to bring the spirit and essence of traditional Japanese colors to life through the senses. Made in two exclusive scents, the Japonica Scented Candle uses the Japanese scents of mandarin, ylang ylang, and saro to compose a unique fragrance profile. These natural soy candles are blended with the finest Japanese essential oils and expertly made by hand in the Aoiro atelier in Berlin, where their fragrance experts have been making refined scents for over a decade.
Kohaku Iro
The name Kohaku Iro comes from the traditional Japanese color of golden amber. A deeply contemplative and meditative fragrance, this sophisticated blend holds spicy wooden notes of katafray, turmeric, jasmine, nutmeg, mandarin, and wild thyme.
Yanagi Iro
Yanagi Iro is a brightening, citrusy blend with notes of ylang ylang, ginger, grapefruit, saro, west Indian sandalwood, and the bitter orange tree Petitgrain. Balancing, lively, and harmonious, this fragrance is inspired by the bright green color of Japanese willow leaves.
Burning time: approximately 30 hours.
About Aoiro
Aoiro is an international olfactory design studio based in Berlin and Tokyo, and founded by the Japanese–Austrian duo Shizuko Yoshikuni and Manuel Kuschnig. Aoiro’s “Listening to the Scent” concept is inspired by the olfactory philosophy of kohdo, the Japanese classical art & ceremony of appreciating a subtle and exquisite fragrance. Aoiro harnesses the therapeutic qualities of natural botanical essences by blending fragrances that uplift the spirits as well as the atmosphere. Following this careful Japanese philosophy and their remarkable repertoire of rare botanical essences, Aoiro crafts refined scents that speak their own stories.
Materials: Kohaku Iro: Soy wax, essential oils of katafray, turmeric, jasmine, nutmeg, mandarin, and wild thyme.
Yanagi Iro: Soy wax, essential oils of ylang ylang, ginger, grapefruit, saro, west Indian sandalwood, and petitgrain.
Dimensions: Height: 3" Diameter: 1 1/2"
Made in Germany
Japonica Room Spray
$ 40.00
What is the first thing you think of when you envision the color green? What scents come to mind when you picture a blue ocean? The Japonica Colors Collection is designed to bring the spirit and essence of traditional Japanese colors to life through the senses. This exclusive small-batch fragrance collection uses the finest Japanese scents like ylang ylang, bright ginger, and therapeutic hinoki to compose a unique fragrance profile. Each oil is extracted and hand-blended in their purest form in the Aoiro atelier, where their fragrance experts have been making refined scents for over a decade.
Yanagi Iro- Color of Serenity
Yanagi Iro is a bright, citrusy blend with notes of ylang ylang, ginger, grapefruit, saro, west Indian sandalwood, and the bitter orange tree Petitgrain. Balancing, lively, and harmonious, this fragrance is inspired by the bright green color of Japanese willow leaves.
Sora Iro- Color of Verve
Sora Iro was inspired by the traditional Japanese clear blue color of the sky. Refreshing forest notes of blue cypress, lime, nana mint, mix with woodsy notes of eucalyptus, siam wood and hinoki for an invigorating room fragrance that brings the outdoors into the home.
Kohaku Iro- Color of Infinity
The name Kohaku Iro comes from the traditional Japanese color of golden amber. A deeply contemplative and meditative fragrance, this sophisticated blend holds spicy wooden notes of katafray, turmeric, jasmine, nutmeg, mandarin, and wild thyme.
Dadai Iro- Color of Delight
Dadai Iro derives from the rich orange color of a bitter citrus. With notes of cedarwood, ho wood, mandarin and turmeric, this aromatic blend brings an uplifting and joyous atmosphere to any room.
About Aorio
Aoiro is an international olfactory design studio based in Berlin and Tokyo, and founded by the Japanese–Austrian duo Shizuko Yoshikuni and Manuel Kuschnig. Aoiro’s “Listening to the Scent” concept is inspired by the olfactory philosophy of kohdo, the Japanese classical art & ceremony of appreciating a subtle and exquisite fragrance. Aoiro harnesses the therapeutic qualities of natural botanical essences by blending fragrances that uplift the spirits as well as the atmosphere. Following this careful Japanese philosophy and their remarkable repertoire of rare botanical essences, Aoiro crafts refined scents that speak their own stories.
Materials: Various essential oils.
Volume: 1.7oz
Made in Germany
Japonica Wooden Aroma Diffuser with Fragrance
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The Japonica Colors Collection is designed to bring the spirit and essence of traditional Japanese colors to life through the senses. The name Kohaku Iro comes from the traditional Japanese color of golden amber. A deeply contemplative and meditative fragrance, this sophisticated blend holds spicy wooden notes of katafray, turmeric, jasmine, nutmeg, mandarin, and wild thyme. Each oil is extracted and hand-blended in their purest form in the Aoiro atelier, where their fragrance experts have been making refined scents for over a decade.
This combination essential oil and diffuser includes a detachable natural wooden diffuser that absorbs and slowly releases a subtle aroma. Because it doesn’t require an open flame, this diffuser is safe to use in any part of your home.
About Aoiro
Aoiro is an international olfactory design studio based in Berlin and Tokyo and founded by the Japanese–Austrian duo Shizuko Yoshikuni and Manuel Kuschnig. Aoiro’s “Listening to the Scent” concept is inspired by the olfactory philosophy of kohdo, the Japanese classical art & ceremony of appreciating a subtle and exquisite fragrance. Aoiro harnesses the therapeutic qualities of natural botanical essences by blending fragrances that uplift the spirits as well as the atmosphere. Following this careful Japanese philosophy and their remarkable repertoire of rare botanical essences, Aoiro crafts refined scents that speak their own stories.
Ingredients: Blend of kaftrafray, kurkuma, jasmin, muskat, mandarin, and wild thyme essential oils
Volume: 1oz
Made in Germany
My First Shoes DIY Kit - Nico
$ 115.00
Have a hand in crafting your baby’s first steps with this DIY shoe kit, and enjoy a pair of leather baby shoes that your baby will love to waddle in. With easy-to-follow instructions, this kit is a great gift for new parents or a creative activity for couples dreaming about their soon-to-be-born baby.
Each piece of leather is finished with gentle vegetable tans, and the included wax linen threads have great longevity. All it takes is 2-3 hours, a bit of muscle, and scissors to make these head turning unisex heirlooms. Features a cushioned insole and anti-skid pads for safety.
About Umelo Ihc
Founded by shoe designer Aki Honda and product designer Yuuko Tateshi, Umelo IHC was born from the wish to invent shoes that their own children would love to wear. Honda and Tateshi incorporate safe and natural materials, like tannin leather, into their designs to ensure that they are safe for the smallest of wearers. Every step of the process, from dying the leather to assembly and packaging, is done by hand at their small Kamakura studio, located about an hour outside of Tokyo by train.
Materials: Body and Outsole: vegetable tanned leather; Insole: pigskin with shock absorption
Dimensions: 12cm (approx. a US size 4.5) For children 6-18 mos.
Kamakura, Japan
My First Shoes DIY Kit - Teo
$ 115.00
Have a hand in crafting your baby’s first steps with this DIY shoe kit, and enjoy a pair of leather baby shoes that your baby will love to waddle in. With easy-to-follow instructions, this kit is a great gift for new parents or a creative activity for couples dreaming about their soon-to-be-born baby.
Each piece of leather is finished with gentle vegetable tans, and the included wax linen threads have great longevity. All it takes is 2-3 hours, a bit of muscle, and scissors to make these head turning unisex heirlooms. Features a cushioned insole and anti-skid pads for safety.
About Umelo Ihc
Founded by shoe designer Aki Honda and product designer Yuuko Tateshi, Umelo IHC was born from the wish to invent shoes that their own children would love to wear. Honda and Tateshi incorporate safe and natural materials, like tannin leather, into their designs to ensure that they are safe for the smallest of wearers. Every step of the process, from dying the leather to assembly and packaging, is done by hand at their small Kamakura studio, located about an hour outside of Tokyo by train.
Materials: Body and Outsole: vegetable tanned leather; Insole: pigskin with shock absorption
Dimensions: 12cm (approx. a US size 4.5) For children 6-18 mos.
Kamakura, Japan
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