Mug, Gloss Gray stationery A craftsman carefully fashions each

A craftsman carefully fashions each and every blade by hand using a tool called a tagane and an iron hammer on a plated hard board made of pure copper

The wood used for this tea canister has been cut with a technique unique to Hatashikki called “vertical cutting

Utilizing more than seven hundred year-old Tosa knife-making techniques

These brushes can also be lathered with soap for use in the shower

Mug, Gloss Gray stationery A craftsman carefully fashions eachSimple and unadorned, the pure, clean lines of these Hasami Porcelain pieces evoke Japans traditional forms, emphasizing beauty and innovation. Created from porcelain made from natural Amakusa pottery stones mixed with potter's clay, the appeal of Hasami Porcelain lies in its textured feel on your lips and in your hands. This mug is much more sleek and refined than earthenware, yet compared to ordinary porcelain its texture is pleasantly organic