The culture of gift-giving in Japan is one of the most prevalent in the world. Different types of gifts are given on different occasions with special attention given to the wrapping of presents. In Japan, the gift of green tea is gifted for good health and long life of friends, family and professional colleagues.
We have a selection of gift ideas to suit all price ranges which are perfect for many occasions such as Christmas, secret Santa, corporate gifts, anniversary gifts, birthday gifts and so much more.
Shopping for someone else but not sure what to give them?Give them the gift of choice with a Purematcha gift card. Gift cards are delivered by email and contain instructions...
Japanese classic style tray is made from ABS resin and has an elegant wood-grain pattern that stands up to everyday use. This lacquerware tea tray features a beautiful cherry blossom design. It...
Hand-made in Japan this 100% cotton Furoshiki is a small wrapping cloth that can be used as a means to carry your Matcha utensils or to wrap small gifts that leave...
Hand-made in Japan this 100% cotton Furoshiki is a small wrapping cloth that can be used as a means to carry your Matcha utensils or to wrap small gifts that leave...
Hand-made in Japan this 100% cotton Furoshiki is a small wrapping cloth that can be used as a means to carry your Matcha utensils or to wrap small gifts that leave...
It is one of the most iconic works of Japanese art, the breathtaking composition with the cresting wave and Mt.Fuji express both stillness and movement. The eminent European musician Debussy...
Kuniyoshi has attracted attention over the past years both at home and abroad including a major retrospective in Kobe. He was known as a cat-lover. In this work, he not...
This is one of Utamaro’s masterpieces. A young woman is playing a Poppin, a small grass toy. She is blowing it to make a “popping” sound. The bright red checkered...
Utamaro was a well-known ukiyo-e artist especially his pictures of female beauties or “Bijinga”. He depicts three celebrity beauties in the Edo-Kansei era. The three depicted are Tomino-toyohina, Naniwa kita...
