Discover unique and exquisite objects crafted by Japan’s most revered artisans. Each piece in our collection tells a story of heritage, precision, and timeless beauty — curated for those who value authenticity and refined cultural expression.


Hidden in the snow-draped mountains of Tōhoku, Takumi Sano spends his days coaxing spirit from wood. With a single blade and a century-old lathe, he carves kokeshi dolls so hauntingly beautiful, locals say they dream of them before they’re born. In a time of mass production, Sano’s work is a quiet rebellion — each doll a vessel of memory, emotion, and a vanishing way of life. His art isn’t just tradition. It’s devotion.




In a quiet coastal workshop in Wajima, Master artisan Hiroshi Kuroda applies urushi lacquer by hand — one whisper-thin layer at a time. With each stroke, centuries of tradition are sealed into bowls, boxes, and fountain pens that gleam like still water. His work is slow, exacting, and impossibly beautiful. In Kuroda’s hands, lacquer becomes more than surface — it becomes soul.