Kiriaki

Kiriaki products use unprocessed trees.

Keeping its natural colours and beauty,
these products are designed to easily blend

into contemporary lifestyle.

Walnut

A hardwood species, part of the walnut family

and are produced in North America.

The sapwood is gray-brown

while the heartwood is a chocolate colour.
Walnut is often used in luxurious furniture.

Padoauk

A hardwood species, part of the pea family
and are primarily produced in North America.

The sapwood is a yellow-whitecolour while

the heartwood is a vivid copper colour.

Often used in furniture and musical instruments.

Castor Aralia

The sapwood is gray-brown

while the heartwood is a chocolate colour.
Walnut is often used in luxurious furniture.

The material is yellowish-white,

consisting of beautiful grains, and light.

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Honoka

The honoka is produced using a translucent material,

combined with an elegant design.

The translucent material allows light to pass through the cup,

forming beautiful patterns.

Use the cups as a candle holder,
and you will be delighted to see the beautiful patterns that they form.

Kushime

The subtle lines on the Kushime have an elegant glaze finish.
When placed in a dining area,
the Kushime brings feelings of comfort and peace.

Oda Porcelain

Oda Porcelain has been around since 1960,
and has been making hand-made, traditional,
high quality products since that time.

Please enjoy these natural colored beauties at your dinner table.

Porcelain

D-ear

Use D-ear, to enjoy a pleasant time with someone special.

Give it to someone as a casual gift, they'll surely enjoy it.

Each cup has a unique mini cup,

allowing you to enjoy a variety of drinks.

Also, with the colour variation on the mug handles,

you can enjoy the cups as a family or as partners.

Shell

The shell is an innovative product with different sizes,

allowing you to choose your size depending on the situation.

A versatile product that can accommodate for any use,

the shell is sure to keep everyone smiling.

Oda Porcelain has been around since 1960,

and has been making hand-made, traditional,

high quality products since that time.

Chair "banex"

The M chair provides you with 5 qualities for an outstanding chair.
These are comfortable, durable, light, reasonable and beautiful, and are provided
by the use of the next generation fabric called
"banex"

Warnings on the use of Mchair

The Mchair is constructed to be used mainly indoors. It is useable outdoors, however, there is no guarantee on the longevity. The seat is made of polyester so rain should not affect it , however, acid rain may cause deterioration. The frame is made of stainless steel so it should not rust, however, that will depend on the environment.

There is a customer who has been leaving his chair out for 4years on his balcony. The first part to deteriorate was the painting on the wooden parts. The frame deteriated as well, but there was no visible deteriation of the material or colour. Even direct sunlight hit the chair, however, the material has slightly hardend.
You are free to use the chair outdoors, however, we are not responsibile for any damage caused by using the chair outdoors.
You can order parts individually from japan if any of the parts become damaged.

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Chuushin Kobo

The incense box comes in two types,

a wooden lid type and a metal lid type.

For the metal lid type, each individual lid has been broken apart

by a hammer

allowing each individual lid to be completely original.

The manufacturer : Hisanori Masuda

This method is called the haochi method, and has traditionally been used to create teapots in Japan.

The sense of beauty created by this method is an art

originally crafted by the traditional Japanese.

As for the wooden lid type,
each lid has been handcrafted and carved by a master-craftsman.

The smooth texture of the walnut tree lid,
and the rough texture of the iron body creates a beautiful harmony.

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Work made by Chuushin Kobo

teapots, incense, trivets, warmers, dishes, lamps,

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Teapot

The teapot is an important part of sadou(the art of tea drinking)
which is one of the main aspects of Japanese traditional culture.

The Chuushin Kobo teapot has been designed to encompass
the traditional look, with a touch of modern design.

Teapot
(designer : Hisanori Masuda)

Trivet

These trivets are a restoration of the design created by a
famous designer called Yositake Mosuke.
Yositake Mosuke is a prestigious designer,
winning various awards through out his career.


His work has also been displayed at various locations,
and has received praise from artists and critics worldwide.

Glass

Shotoku Glass Co.


Shotoku Glass was established in 1992 and first started off
by manufacturing the portion of the electric bulbs.

In 2003, Shotoku Glass participated in the New York Gift Fair and
won the Best Product Award in the Accent on Design category.

Decanter and Glass Set

Created with the Usuhari technique.
So what will you use it for?

In Japan, generally for sake.
How about wine? But those aren`t wine glasses.

This set is designed to go perfectly with Japanese sake.
Let us teach you the best way to enjoy.

Those of you who like a strong drink can have it straight.
Ladies in Japanese like to pour it over a full glass of ice,
sipping slowly while letting the ice melt.

Delicious!

Gentle and smooth on the palate.
A sublime drinking experience.We hope you enjoy.

2-piece Budoshuki Tumbler Set

We introduce you our Budoshuki tumbler set.
In Japanese BUDO describes the color of grapes.
Thus, the Budoski is a glass for wine.Yet it is not a wineglass!
Take a closer look. One of the basic parts of a wineglass,
the stem is missing. This is a glass for a more casual
wine-drinking experience, as envisioned by our designers.
A wine-glass without a stem can look good too.
This may be something you haven't yet experienced-certainly
not with such thin glass.The Budoshuki has acquired a
very good reputation since going on sale in japan.

Siwa Old 2-Piece Set

The name of the item is Shiwa, a crease. It seems like a
simple thing-twisting the glass slightly during the crafting
process in order to create a crease. In fact, it is a difficult
procedure and must be done while the glass is at just the right
temperature-too hot and the glass collapses limply; too
cold and it becomes impossible to manipulate.

e-glass

In 2005, the "e-glass" series was introduced. These
glasses are made
from recycled fluorescent light tubes and received the top award
in the First Annual Traditional Arts and
Crafts Challenge Awards(Japan).

In 2006, this series was recognized as an environmentally friendly
product and became the first glass product in Japan
to be given the Eco Mark.