The Great Wave off Kanagawa is one of the most iconic pieces of woodblock printing made by Katsushika Hokusai (1760–1849). Ukiyo-e, which originated as a Buddhist term, means "floating world" and...
Shichifukujin are seven gods of fortune originating from Japanese mythology. This porcelain Japanese teacup illustrates the seven gods enjoying each others company. The seven gods are a popular group of deities left from...
Enjoy the natural flavours of tea with this large size heat-resistant Tokoname teapot. This teapot is from the Tokoname Yakigen kiln (Aichi Prefecture) and is suitable for open flame heating of...
6 piece porcelain Japanese tea set with rattan handle. Each teacup has unique hand-painted illustrations of Japanese native plants. Fired at the kiln by Japanese craftsman in Mino Japan, this set...
This drawstring carry bag is a lightweight solution for those who want to take their matcha tea and utensils on the go. It is also useful as a carry bag for...
An artesian pair of Japanese mugs neatly packed inside a hand-made Paulowina gift box. Each mug is skillfully hand-painted by ceramic artists in Mino Japan. The set includes red and blue rose mugs. They are...
For a curious cat, the ball of yarn is a very busy toy since it’s light, round, rolling, unwrapping, tangling. We draw their enthusiastic yet focused playing gestures. These cats...
Transform this beautiful piece of Furoshiki (Japanese wrapping cloth) into various styles of totes or give gift wrapping a new twist simply by tying a few knots. The fabric is woven...
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...
