Types of Crafts and Techniques

Kyo-hyogu

A traditional technique used in Kyoto to decorate calligraphy and paintings by reinforcing them with paper or cloth for the purpose of appreciation and preservation. It is used for decorating Japanese-style rooms, room partitions, blindfolds, etc.

Master

Koseido 2nd generation Kyoto Hyogu Master of Traditional Crafts Yoshishige Tanaka

『Tableware that lasts generations』

Features

This plate is a 550-year-old material, Hikibaku, that has been perfected into a new form using a 1200-year-old traditional technique, Kyo-hyogu. It is an excellent product that can be used as you like - as a tea plate, living room wall interior, etc.　
Hikibaku: traditional weaving technique with precious metallic threads

Types of Crafts and Techniques

Kyoto Kiyomizu Pottery

It is a general term for various types of pottery made in Kyoto or Kiyomizu.

Master

SORYU-GAMA Soryu WAKUNAMI, Madoka WAKUNAMI

『A marriage of two ceramics』

Features

Kiyomizu ware from Kyoto and Koishiwara ware from Fukuoka, Japan, are combined by craftsmen who have inherited each other's traditional techniques, and a flower vase and incense dish are created by a married couple. The incense plate can be used for a wide range of purposes, including as an accessory holder and as a small plate for meals.

The simple, sophisticated form and colour of this single-flower vase makes it easy to choose flowers. Arrange the flowers of your choice according to your mood.

Types of Crafts and Techniques

Nishijin brocade

Yarn-dyed weft brocade made with gold and multi-colored silk threads using advanced techniques in Nishijin, Kyoto

Master

Nishijin Okamoto Keiji OKAMOTO

『A sparkling item for your daily life』

Features

Pure silk gold brocade fabrics that sparkle and shine faintly and radiate power to make the time you spend with your loved ones more beautiful and enriching.

Types of Crafts and Techniques

Kyoto Kiyomizu Pottery

It is a general term for various types of pottery made in Kyoto or Kiyomizu.

Master

Soryugama Soryu WAKUNAMI, Madoka WAKUNAMI

『A marriage of two ceramincs』

Features

The Koishiwara ware technique, hibikanna, is used to create a pattern in shades of white, which is full of design. Dishwasher and microwave safe.

Types of Crafts and Techniques

Japanese Buddhist Altar Fittings Bell

The company mainly manufactures bell, a bowl-shaped Buddhist altar equipment used in temples and homes in front of the Buddha. The orin made of an alloy of copper with a large amount of tin added is called a sahari orin bell.

Master

Musical instrument cast maker Nanjyo workshop 7th generation Kazuya NANJYO

『Making tones』

Features

The Handy LinNe is made to fit modern lifestyles, taking advantage of its characteristic sound that stretches straight out without fluctuation. The sound soothens the soul and calms one's mind. It also has the effect of purification and repelling evil spirits.

Types of Crafts and Techniques

Kyoto Kiyomizu Pottery

It is a general term for various types of pottery made in Kyoto or Kiyomizu.

Master

SORYU-GAMA Soryu WAKUNAMI, Madoka WAKUNAMI

『A marriage of two ceramincs』

Features

This ceramic ware is a fusion of the husband's Kyo-yaki and the wife's Koishiwara-yaki techniques and design. It can be used not only as an incense holder, but also as an accessory holder and a bean dish for a wide range of meals. This set includes incense and a plate.

Types of Crafts and Techniques

Nishijin High-grade gold brocade

High-grade silk fabrics with beautiful patterns made with gold and multi-colored threads using advanced techniques in Nishijin, Kyoto.

Master

Nishijin Okamoto 4th Generation Keiji OKAMOTO

『A sparkling item for your daily life』

Features

Pure silk gold brocade fabrics that sparkle and shine faintly and radiate power to make the time you spend with your loved ones more beautiful and enriching.

Types of Crafts and Techniques

Shigaraki-ware

A pottery in which the whiteness of the clay is changed in the kiln according to the temperature and firing method. It produces a unique warm coloration. The pottery has a simple warmth like human skin and a rich expression.

Master

Shigaraki-ware Kotoen 2nd generation Syoichi HASEGAWA

Features

The beautiful bluish coloring complements natural flowers. It can be used not only as a vase to keep flowers but also as an incense holder.