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I've Got My Socks to Keep You Warm

From Nara prefecture, a collection of high quality socks created by Nishiguchi Katsushita and designed to offer maximum comfort in a timeless style.

GOLD 'n' LUCKY

From luckycharm pencils to erasers for precision lovers, a new selection of stationery Made in Japan!

Jasper Morrison and Wataru Kumano: searching for the perfect stool

A design Dream Team for an East meets West sustainable project which blends Japanese and European aesthetic and sensibility

OUR SELECTION

hinoki stool - single

€ 150

hinoki stool - double

€ 225

drip coffee brewer brass stand set - 4 cups

€ 199

THE glass short

€ 14

folding knife M - pewter

€ 30

brass template bookmark - number

€ 16

one thousand corners eraser

€ 6

pilot superプチ "superpetit" bold sign marker 1,2mm - black

€ 3

SHOP THE COLLECTION

 House
Kitchen
Tools
Stationery
Wear
Accessories
Grocery
House
Kitchen
Tools
Stationery
Wear
Accessories
Grocery

EDITORIAL

Chitchatting with Friends: Rose Blake

Chitchatting with Friends: Rose Blake

A brief chat with the author behind an astonishing Nanban's tenugui and some of the most beautiful illustrated books of recent years.
The three izakayas in Kyoto you can't miss

The three izakayas in Kyoto you can't miss

Because after having wandered around visiting temples for a whole day, it’s time to put something under your teeth (like an Edochian would)

EVERGREEN HANDICRAFT

chirori sake jug - 0,7L

€ 24

Tsubame Note A5 H100S black notebook

€ 12

kujira whale knife - blue whale

€ 55

ojiya chijimi handkerchief

€ 22

japanese uchiwa fan - squares

€ 22

bamboo basket

€ 29

small hammered teapot 0,7L - red

€ 29

tenugui red lines

€ 16

foldable rubber boots

€ 129

DON line hammered bowl 18cm

€ 35

bonsai scissors n. 203

€ 64

aluminium clothes pegs - line (9)

€ 6

Every Japanese design gem you always wanted to find*
(*but were afraid to ask)