The cotton mosquito net handkerchief is woven and sewn in Nara Prefecture, a region rich in historical buildings and cultural assets.
The history of mosquito nets began in the eighth century, and they were mass-produced during the Edo period in the 17th century. Mosquito nets have been said to “let the wind pass but shut the mosquitoes out,” and were valued as objects that prevent illness and protect lives when sleeping.
Leveraging its excellent characteristics of breathability, absorbency, and quick-drying, the mosquito net has now been reborn as a handkerchief that becomes softer and fluffier every time you wash it, making itself an indispensable accessory.
The tassels attached to the tip, which are made by bundling hemp threads, are shaped like a broom and thus said to “ward off evil spirits and attract good spirits.” This handkerchief conveys its makers’ hope for the user to carry it around like a talisman and to use it with care.
The handkerchief is reversible, so you can enjoy choosing the color of the surface that suits your mood and style of the day.
It can be purchased as a small gift, a token of appreciation, or a charm for yourself.
● When using it for the first time
・Please thoroughly remove the starch adhering to the fabric with lukewarm water, and put it in a laundry net for washing.
・After washing, please gently re-shape and hang to dry. Once dry, soften it before use.(The mosquito nets are woven with sophisticated techniques in which the threads are woven by leaving gaps between them, so the starch is adhered to the threads to make them harder.)
・Due to its characteristics, the fabric will shrink by about 3-5 cm when washed.
・Please do not use chlorine bleach as it may cause the colors to fade.
【Production】
Japan Nara City, Nara
【Size】
Handkerchief：W370×D370mm
Paper bag：W195×D165mm
Weight：25g
The cotton mosquito net handkerchief is woven and sewn in Nara Prefecture, a region rich in historical buildings and cultural assets.
The history of mosquito nets began in the eighth century, and they were mass-produced during the Edo period in the 17th century. Mosquito nets have been said to “let the wind pass but shut the mosquitoes out,” and were valued as objects that prevent illness and protect lives when sleeping.
Leveraging its excellent characteristics of breathability, absorbency, and quick-drying, the mosquito net has now been reborn as a handkerchief that becomes softer and fluffier every time you wash it, making itself an indispensable accessory.
The tassels attached to the tip, which are made by bundling hemp threads, are shaped like a broom and thus said to “ward off evil spirits and attract good spirits.” This handkerchief conveys its makers’ hope for the user to carry it around like a talisman and to use it with care.
The handkerchief is reversible, so you can enjoy choosing the color of the surface that suits your mood and style of the day.
It can be purchased as a small gift, a token of appreciation, or a charm for yourself.
● When using it for the first time
・Please thoroughly remove the starch adhering to the fabric with lukewarm water, and put it in a laundry net for washing.
・After washing, please gently re-shape and hang to dry. Once dry, soften it before use.(The mosquito nets are woven with sophisticated techniques in which the threads are woven by leaving gaps between them, so the starch is adhered to the threads to make them harder.)
・Due to its characteristics, the fabric will shrink by about 3-5 cm when washed.
・Please do not use chlorine bleach as it may cause the colors to fade.
【Production】
Japan Nara City, Nara
【Size】
Handkerchief：W370×D370mm
Paper bag：W195×D165mm
Weight：25g
The cotton mosquito net handkerchief is woven and sewn in Nara Prefecture, a region rich in historical buildings and cultural assets.
The history of mosquito nets began in the eighth century, and they were mass-produced during the Edo period in the 17th century. Mosquito nets have been said to “let the wind pass but shut the mosquitoes out,” and were valued as objects that prevent illness and protect lives when sleeping.
Leveraging its excellent characteristics of breathability, absorbency, and quick-drying, the mosquito net has now been reborn as a handkerchief that becomes softer and fluffier every time you wash it, making itself an indispensable accessory.
The tassels attached to the tip, which are made by bundling hemp threads, are shaped like a broom and thus said to “ward off evil spirits and attract good spirits.” This handkerchief conveys its makers’ hope for the user to carry it around like a talisman and to use it with care.
The handkerchief is reversible, so you can enjoy choosing the color of the surface that suits your mood and style of the day.
It can be purchased as a small gift, a token of appreciation, or a charm for yourself.
● When using it for the first time
・Please thoroughly remove the starch adhering to the fabric with lukewarm water, and put it in a laundry net for washing.
・After washing, please gently re-shape and hang to dry. Once dry, soften it before use.(The mosquito nets are woven with sophisticated techniques in which the threads are woven by leaving gaps between them, so the starch is adhered to the threads to make them harder.)
・Due to its characteristics, the fabric will shrink by about 3-5 cm when washed.
・Please do not use chlorine bleach as it may cause the colors to fade.
【Production】
Japan Nara City, Nara
【Size】
Handkerchief：W370×D370mm
Paper bag：W195×D165mm
Weight：25g
Made in Tsubame City, Niigata Prefecture, a world-class metalworking production area.
Copper is said to be the first metal used by humankind.
It is a very excellent material because it has high corrosion resistance, has antibacterial properties, and conducts heat and electricity more easily than other metals.
Despite its high price due to these characteristics, it is widely used in construction, automobile parts, marine paints, and electrical appliances.
The base material is “pure copper,” which boasts a purity of 99.95% or higher.
It is also a fascinating material that you will feel attached to, as it changes its color through oxidation and aging and transforms into a unique color and luster.
A circular copper plate is slowly stretched over time to its present shape, scraped repeatedly in every detail, and then carefully polished.
The inside is specially polished to create a fine and smooth foam especially when used with beer.
The attached nut bowl is made by artisans who carve carefully selected natural wood into shape, piece by piece. The design, which features an inward twist at the opening, prevents nuts and snacks from spilling and makes them easier to grab.
* Please note that the type of natural wood may vary depending on the season and production lot.
Please enjoy the combination of pure copper and natural wood with your favorite snacks. Savor it with all your senses, and have a blissful moment.
Made in Tsubame City, Niigata Prefecture, a world-class metalworking production area.
Copper is said to be the first metal used by humankind.
It is a very excellent material because it has high corrosion resistance, has antibacterial properties, and conducts heat and electricity more easily than other metals.
Despite its high price due to these characteristics, it is widely used in construction, automobile parts, marine paints, and electrical appliances.
The base material is “pure copper,” which boasts a purity of 99.95% or higher.
It is also a fascinating material that you will feel attached to, as it changes its color through oxidation and aging and transforms into a unique color and luster.
A circular copper plate is slowly stretched over time to its present shape, scraped repeatedly in every detail, and then carefully polished.
The inside is specially polished to create a fine and smooth foam especially when used with beer.
The attached nut bowl is made by artisans who carve carefully selected natural wood into shape, piece by piece. The design, which features an inward twist at the opening, prevents nuts and snacks from spilling and makes them easier to grab.
* Please note that the type of natural wood may vary depending on the season and production lot.
Please enjoy the combination of pure copper and natural wood with your favorite snacks. Savor it with all your senses, and have a blissful moment.
Made in Tsubame City, Niigata Prefecture, a world-class metalworking production area.
Copper is said to be the first metal used by humankind.
It is a very excellent material because it has high corrosion resistance, has antibacterial properties, and conducts heat and electricity more easily than other metals.
Despite its high price due to these characteristics, it is widely used in construction, automobile parts, marine paints, and electrical appliances.
The base material is “pure copper,” which boasts a purity of 99.95% or higher.
It is also a fascinating material that you will feel attached to, as it changes its color through oxidation and aging and transforms into a unique color and luster.
A circular copper plate is slowly stretched over time to its present shape, scraped repeatedly in every detail, and then carefully polished.
The inside is specially polished to create a fine and smooth foam especially when used with beer.
The attached nut bowl is made by artisans who carve carefully selected natural wood into shape, piece by piece. The design, which features an inward twist at the opening, prevents nuts and snacks from spilling and makes them easier to grab.
* Please note that the type of natural wood may vary depending on the season and production lot.
Please enjoy the combination of pure copper and natural wood with your favorite snacks. Savor it with all your senses, and have a blissful moment.
Our tea utensils are carefully made by craftspeople in Hasami Town, Nagasaki Prefecture, a pottery production area with a history of over 400 years.
From the old days, their way of creating functional and unique products that are in tune with the times, by developing new techniques with adaptable ideas and strong curiosity, has continuously been passed down to this day.
The teapot is completed as one of the tea utensils with a lot of time and effort by molding the main body, lid, tea strainer, spout, and handle separately, assembling them, and then firing them.
This slightly small teapot has a capacity of approximately 2.5 cups of the teacup, which allows you to savor every last drop of the tea’s concentrated flavor.
The nearly spherical shape of the main body makes tea leaves circulate easily in the hot water, and the tea strainer is made of semi-spherical porcelain that has no metallic odor, allowing the original aroma and taste of the tea to be fully brought out.
In addition, the teacups have a narrow bud-shaped lip to concentrate the aroma and allow you to enjoy the tea.
They are designed to produce a nice mouthfeel, and for the tea to fall on the tip of your tongue, making you feel the flavor and sweetness first.
Furthermore, the curves and roundness of the cup fit comfortably in your hand, giving you a sense of security and comfort.
How about taking time out of your busy everyday life to carefully brew a cup of tea, relax, and refresh yourself?
This handkerchief is weaved and sewn in Nara prefecture, it is made by a material of Japanese mosquito net and has been used from Edo age.
Every time it is washed, it softens and also it is rich air permeability, absorption and quick-dry.
It will change pleasant texture and you can’t do without it.
A linen fringe which is attached at the corner of handkerchief is not only an ornament but also a good luck charm because of the fringe shape seems a broom.
A broom is said that it can purge noxious vapors in Japan. This handkerchief with a wish by a meister that is people carry as a charm and use it carefully.
Please remove glue by warm water first then put it in a cleaning net and wash before use.
Characteristic of material of a Japanese mosquito net, 3~5cm will be shrunk and loosen their color when a washing. (You can’t use bleach.)
This handkerchief is weaved and sewn in Nara prefecture, it is made by a material of Japanese mosquito net and has been used from Edo age.
Every time it is washed, it softens and also it is rich air permeability, absorption and quick-dry.
It will change pleasant texture and you can’t do without it.
A linen fringe which is attached at the corner of handkerchief is not only an ornament but also a good luck charm because of the fringe shape seems a broom.
A broom is said that it can purge noxious vapors in Japan. This handkerchief with a wish by a meister that is people carry as a charm and use it carefully.
Please remove glue by warm water first then put it in a cleaning net and wash before use.
Characteristic of material of a Japanese mosquito net, 3~5cm will be shrunk and loosen their color when a washing. (You can’t use bleach.)
Shigaraki ware is one of the Six Ancient Kilns in Japan.
It is carefully made by craftspeople in Koka City, Shiga Prefecture, who inherited the tradition born from a long history that has continued since the 8th century.
The potter’s clay used as raw material is coarse, lightweight, and extremely fire-resistant.
It is primarily created by mixing and kneading three types of clay with different properties, which increases its strength, equips it with heat retention, and makes it suitable for making not only large and thick objects such as pots and flower vases, but also tableware.
The “Sake Cup” was made by taking advantage of these characteristics.
It can hold hot sake without easily losing heat, and can also keep cold sake cool.
Since it is made of natural materials and considered to be non-reactive, you can enjoy the pure taste of sake without sacrificing its original flavor.
The “Sake Cup,” each carefully ground one by one on a potter’s wheel by the intuition of craftspeople, creates a unique rustic and warm texture by revealing the unevenness due to the large and small stones of the potter’s clay and overlapping with the deep glaze.
Just as there are wine glasses and decanters for wine, there are Katakuchi and Guinomi sake cups for sake. It is a profound and excellent product that allows you to not only savor sake and enjoy the act of drinking it, but also appreciate old Japanese culture and tradition.
Shigaraki ware is one of the Six Ancient Kilns in Japan.
It is carefully made by craftspeople in Koka City, Shiga Prefecture, who inherited the tradition born from a long history that has continued since the 8th century.
The potter’s clay used as raw material is coarse, lightweight, and extremely fire-resistant.
It is primarily created by mixing and kneading three types of clay with different properties, which increases its strength, equips it with heat retention, and makes it suitable for making not only large and thick objects such as pots and flower vases, but also tableware.
The “Sake Cup” was made by taking advantage of these characteristics.
It can hold hot sake without easily losing heat, and can also keep cold sake cool.
Since it is made of natural materials and considered to be non-reactive, you can enjoy the pure taste of sake without sacrificing its original flavor.
The “Sake Cup,” each carefully ground one by one on a potter’s wheel by the intuition of craftspeople, creates a unique rustic and warm texture by revealing the unevenness due to the large and small stones of the potter’s clay and overlapping with the deep glaze.
Just as there are wine glasses and decanters for wine, there are Katakuchi and Guinomi sake cups for sake. It is a profound and excellent product that allows you to not only savor sake and enjoy the act of drinking it, but also appreciate old Japanese culture and tradition.
The “mandarin orange” is a native fruit representing Japan.
In recent years, there are many more delicious mandarin oranges due to cultivar improvement, allowing us to enjoy a variety of flavors for about half a year, from autumn to spring.
The bamboo basket gently wraps the “mandarin oranges” and makes them look elegant.
The bottom is a sturdy wickerwork weave, using flat bamboo and woven vertically and horizontally without any gaps.
The sides are a delicate and elegant palisade weave, rounding evenly split thin bamboo and woven carefully one by one.
This is “Suruga Bamboo Ware,” Shizuoka’s traditional craft in which craftspeople’s techniques shine through.
The texture of the bamboo and the beauty of its supple and smooth curves bring a sense of serenity to daily life, and as it ages, the color and luster of the bamboo intensify, making it something you will come to love.
【Production】
Japan Shizuoka City, Shizuoka
【Size】
Basket：φ230×H75mm
Paper box：W252×D252×H86mm
weight：460ｇ
Shigaraki ware is one of the Six Ancient Kilns in Japan.
It is carefully made by craftspeople in Koka City, Shiga Prefecture, who inherited the tradition born from a long history that has continued since the 8th century.
The potter’s clay used as raw material is coarse, lightweight, and extremely fire-resistant.
It is primarily created by mixing and kneading three types of clay with different properties, which increases its strength and makes it suitable for making large and thick objects.
The “Donburi” was made by taking advantage of these characteristics.
The extra effort of carving the surface by the unique intuition of Shigaraki ware craftspeople creates a unique rustic and warm texture, by not only making the product lighter but also revealing the unevenness due to the large and small stones inherent to pottery.
In addition, when applying the glaze, special scissors are used, and the glaze is applied while carefully spinning the potter’s wheel at different speeds with great care for each product.
In Japan, each dish has its own bowl, but this “Donburi” is a multipurpose bowl that can also be used for rice and noodles.
It is a reliable and excellent product that allows you to enjoy casual meals and Japanese cuisine readily in a single bowl.
【Production】
Japan Koga City, Shiga
【Size】
Donburi：φ165×H85mm 900ml
Paper box：W193×D180×H105mm
weight：550ｇ
【Material】
pottery
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