Izumiken

Kenichiro Izumi
A craftsman who has been making Tokyo silverware in Tokyo since 1979. After graduating from an art school, he travelled around Japan for a year. He sometimes delivered newspapers to earn money. During the time, he was thinking about his future and ended up with making silverware. The company is known for making not only silverware, but also rings, buckles and other products that are in tune with the modern age. Careful and detailed handwork fascinates those who seethe making process.

Craftsman Passion

"Throughout a conversation with silver, guide it to the shape it wants to be."
Silver can take on any form, and we place the utmost importance on how natural it can be. We are committed to creating products that are pleasant to use for both the silver and the customer.

Achievement

Received the World Gold Council Award at the All Japan Gold and Silver Creation Exhibition.
Received the President's Award of the Association for the Promotion of Traditional Craft Industries.
Designated as a traditional craftsman.
They have received many other awards for their work.