Explore a selection of Japanese crafts, traditional everyday objects and carefully chosen accessories. This collection brings together decorative and practical items that reflect Japan's distinctive approach to design, home life and cultural traditions, from small lucky charms to beautifully patterned textiles.
Japanese home accessories, gifts and everyday essentials
The range includes Japanese cast-iron wind chimes (Fūrin), chopsticks (Hashi), hand fans, lucky charms, novelty erasers and a variety of decorative and practical accessories. Traditional forms sit alongside contemporary designs, reflecting the diversity of everyday Japanese culture.
Kimonos and yukatas also feature in the selection, adding to the range of Japanese textiles and accessories.
Traditional Japanese textiles: Tenugui, Furoshiki and Hankachi
Japanese textiles combine distinctive patterns with a wide range of practical uses. Tenugui are long cotton cloths traditionally used in everyday life, which can also be displayed as wall decorations. Furoshiki are square wrapping cloths used to wrap, package and carry belongings. Hankachi are Japanese handkerchiefs and small textile accessories for daily use.
Suitable hanging rails and wall-mounting accessories also allow selected textile designs to be displayed as decorative wall hangings.
Japanese design, from traditional craftsmanship to everyday life
Whether chosen as a gift, for the home or for personal use, the items in this collection reveal different aspects of Japanese design. Clean lines, distinctive patterns and carefully selected materials give many of these objects their individual character.
The collection will continue to expand with further Japanese crafts, textiles and accessories.