Crafts' History

【Takayama Tea Whisk】Bamboo Artistry

Takayama tea whisks, or Takayama Chasen, hold a revered position in the cultural heritage of Japan, specifically in Ikoma City, Nara Prefecture. Originating in the Muromachi period, these tea whisk...

【Sakai Cutlery】Tradition Meets Modern Excellence

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【Kawatsure Lacquerware】Lacquerware with 700 years of history

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【Raku Ware】Tea bowls made for 500 years.

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【Kyoto indigo dye】A Deep Dive into Japan's Historic Blue Dye

Indigo dyeing, or "Aizome," is a revered traditional art form in Japan, deeply rooted in the country's history and extending back over a millennium.

【Kyoto Cloisonné】Crafts made with 0.075mm Silver wire

Kyoto Cloisonné, or 'Kyoto Shippo', stands as a pivotal emblem of Japanese enamel art, originating from the historical city of Kyoto.

【Shigaraki Ware】Japan's Time-Honored Pottery Tradition

Shigaraki Ware, a cornerstone of Japanese ceramic art, has flourished from its humble beginnings in the Kamakura period to become a celebrated symbol of traditional craftsmanship and cultural herit...

【Boshu Uchiwa】Japan's Traditional Handcrafted Fans - Origin, Artistry, and Modern Appeal

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【Sanada Himo】Cord used by the Samurai

Sanada Himo, a venerable Japanese craft, exemplifies the fine and meticulous tradition of braiding that has been cherished across centuries.

【Kyo-Yuzen】The Art of Kyoto's Traditional Silk Painting

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