Miyagawa Mirror SProduced in Mie Prefecture, known for its woodworking heritage, this mirror is the product of a collaboration between designer Kazuto Yoshikawa and a multi generational family workshop that's crafted frames since 1946. The design revives a dormant hinoki wood bending technique, giving the mirror its unique shape. It draws the eye and anchors any space, making it a decorative element that serves as a focal point in your room. The mirror comes in three

Each refill kit features four colored sumi stones: black

The Triangular Tsum Box can be used as incense storage

Chopsticks - L22 cm (L8

meaning the Hegi Tray is assembled without the use of metal nails or screws

Koke Uzumaki x 5

or who are able to return weekly for their sessions

the feel and aroma of this cup will enhance the flavor of any sake

Made with high-quality Japanese cypress

sustainability

with a subtle sweetness

Susudake is sourced from beams of old thatched-roof houses

The material and darker color of cast iron is resistant to discoloration from ash residue or burning