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Visit product page →This wooden soap dish is made from Japanese Cypress (Hinoki) and prized for its natural antibacterial and therapeutic qualities. Resistant to humidity, the Hinoki soap dish is ideal for the bath. (soap not included)
Country of Design: Japan
Dimensions: 5" x 3.5"
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Visit product page →Founded in 1930, Antica Cartotecnica is a multi-generation stationery seller and collector based in the heart of Rome, Italy. The Exercise Notebook is a reproduction of a classic 1940s Italian school journal and is handcrafted in Italy. It features a black stiff cover, red painted edges, and a handy calendar and multiplication table.
Country of Design: Italy -
Visit product page →This traditional Japanese scrubbing brush is hard, durable and waterproof making it the perfect tool for cleaning pots and pans, sinks, bathtubs and even shoes. In Japanese, Kamenoko means turtle and Tawashi means scrubber. The name is in reference to its shape and its connection to water and longevity. Made from palm fiber this scrub brush should not be used for delicate items or teflon-coated pans.
Country of Design: Japan
Designer: Seizaemon Nishio
Dimensions: 3.25"W x 2"L x 4.5"H
Material: Palm Fiber -
Visit product page →The clippers are made of steel, and feature a shatterproof cover. Sharper and more attractive than standard drugstore clippers, this piece has a distinctive feature and the plastic case catches clippings, preventing them from scattering. The clippers also include a built-in file, making this a one-stop accessory for quick nail maintenance.
Country of Design: Japan Year of Design: 1987 Dimension: 2" L Material: Steel
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Visit product page →Saito Wood Saito Wood was established in 1950 by the late Isamu Saito. Originally he produced custom-made furniture and baseball bats. In 1957, around the time that Charles and Ray Eames began experimenting with bent wood, the company founded the Saito plywood Polytechnic Institute. They soon began selling a small line of simple pieces. Some of the pieces from this original line are still in production today.
Country of Design: Japan
Dimensions: 4.1/8"
Material: Pressed Ayous Wood -
Visit product page →Box of 12 square, pointed and papered chalk, with special paper sleeves which protects fingers from dust and smudges. Produced by Germany’s oldest and largest chalk factory, founded in 1870 by Anton Franz Mörtel and still owned and run by the Mörtel family five generations later. The materials used are extremely pure and of the best quality and reliability.
Country of Design: Germany
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Visit product page →Drop a bag of the highly aromatic Japanese Hinoki Cypress into your warm bath and enjoy the calm, rejuvenating scent of the natural Japanese forest. The natural resin content of Hinoki prevents mold and mildew from forming, so each tea bag can be used multiple times.
Country of Design: Japan
Size: 13g
Material: Hinoki Cypress -
Visit product page →Noda Horo has been producing enamel products for over 70 years. Their simple stylish designs and exacting production standards have made their products standard items in the kitchens of many food professionals in Japan. The enamelware is long lasting, doesn't produce environmental toxins and keeps food fresh and germ free, making them ideal for all kinds of food storage storage. The butter case is designed with a solid wood lid made from Japanese Cherry which fits firmly on top.
Country of Design: Japan
Material: Enamel, Cherry Wood
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On saleVisit product page →These felt trivets are handmade in small workshops in Nepal by women who receive fair wages in return for their truly beautiful work. Every single wool ball is felted by hand. Afterwards these balls are placed on a string, much like pearls.
Country of Design: Nepal
Material: Felted Wool
Dimensions: 8"D -
Visit product page →The Menu Wire Bowl was mainly made for fruits, but it can be used for everything: apples, oranges and magazines or wool balls can be stored in here. This practical bowl has a clear design, so that it fits in every home without any problems. The design, which looks like a cable was lied around an invisible bowl.
Country of Design: Denmark Designer: Norm Architects
Size: 9.8" D x 3.9" H
Material: Copper, Steel -
Visit product page →In celebration of the modern master of minimalistic form and design, Japan’s Riki Watanabe’s 1970’s Chiisana Tokei (small clock) design is reissued by the Lemnos clock label to commemorate Watanabe’s 100th birth anniversary. The personal size of the Lemnos Chiisana Tokei clock is stylishly simple and would be ideal as an office or living room.
Includes stand.
Country of Design: Japan
Designer: Riki Watanabe
Dimensions: 4.8"D x 2.8"W
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Visit product page →FD Style is a collection of basic kitchen tools that have been pared down to their essential elements and created with the discerning home chef in mind. These ergonomic stainless steel tools are accentuated by a rustproof fluorocarbon polymer coating that gives them a strong yet elegant matte black finish. Comfortable to use and easy to care for, FD Style is the perfect intersection of form and function: long-lasting high-design kitchen tools that are meant to be seen.
Design Award: Good Design Award
Country of Design: Japan
Designer: Hagino Mitsonobu
Material: Stainless Steel, Fluropolymer
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Visit product page →Alwych notebooks are made in Scotland, unchanged since the 1930s, possibly earlier, and kept in production by the wonderful Wishaw Printing Company. Light cream opaque pages with green lines and blue edges, section-sewn and housed in an ‘all weather’ cover. Recommended in the UK by: police, tanker and delivery drivers, walkers, gardeners, mountaineers, golfers, archaeologists and explorers (durable Alwych books are a standard feature of past British Antarctic expeditions).
Country of Design: Scotland Material: Soft Black Cover
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Visit product page →The sleek and minimalist design of the Stelton Napkin Holder is at home indoors or out. The convenient carrying handle makes it easy to carry from kitchen to table and the adjustable hold-down bar keeps the napkins firmly in place when using in/outdoors.
Country of Design: Denmark
Designer: Peter Holmblad Year of Design: 1998
Material: Stainless Steel
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Visit product page →Nanohana Candle Shortly after the pink petals of Japan’s famous cherry blossoms fade away, wavy yellow carpets of nanohana (rapeseed flowers) take over the rural scenery. The plants fill the air with their intoxicating, pasty scent. The Japanese have been eating the stems and flowers since 330 BC. In the Edo Period (1600-1868,) they devised techniques for extracting the oil from its seeds.
40 pieces Burning Time: 55 min
Base sold separately.
Country of Design: Japan Dimension: 4"L Material: Vegetable Oil
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Visit product page →Hasami Porcelain is a collection of pieces that strive to mix and match in function. Made to be stacked, their pieces are stored and carried easily. The materials are unique- made of a mixture of porcelain substance and clay, at a specific ratio that creates a texture that is firmer and sharper than earthenware, yet comfortable to the touch of the hands and lips. Each piece is kiln-fired without glaze, leaving the surface feeling similar to terracotta. Use the bowls and plates as is, or pair them together to form a handsome covered bowl. The larger pieces may also be used as serving trays/dishes or as fruit bowls.
Microwave and dishwasher safe.
Country of Design: Japan Material: Porcelain Substance and Clay
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Visit product page →The T puzzle is a tiling puzzle consisting of four polygonal shapes which can be put together to form a capital T. The four pieces are usually one isosceles right triangle, two right trapezoids and an irregular shaped pentagon. Despite its apparent simplicity, it is a surprisingly hard puzzle of which the crux is the positioning of the irregular shaped piece. Test your skills with more then 47 different challenges.
Country of Design: Japan
Material: Wood -
Visit product page →Hasami Porcelain is a collection of pieces that strive to mix and match in function. Made to be stacked, their pieces are stored and carried easily. The materials are unique- made of a mixture of porcelain substance and clay, at a specific ratio that creates a texture that is firmer and sharper than earthenware, yet comfortable to the touch of the hands and lips. Each piece is kiln-fired without glaze, leaving the surface feeling similar to terracotta. Use the bowls and plates as is, or pair them together to form a handsome covered bowl. The larger pieces may also be used as serving trays/dishes or as fruit bowls.
Microwave and dishwasher safe.
*Wooden Lid not included.
Country of Design: Japan Dimension: 3.1/3"D x 2.1/8"H Material: Porcelain Substance and Clay
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Visit product page →The Toribe Kitchen Scissors will cut not only herbs, salads, spices, thin bones, and fish, but also a carton, paper, thin leather, and more. Those scissors are very sharp, made of hardened stainless steel, dishwasher-friendly, and – the clever bit – they come apart easily for cleaning and sharpening without unscrewing.
Country of Design: Japan Dimension: 8" Material: Stainless Steel
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Visit product page →This 100% solid Red Pine soap dish is made with with a slight slope to drain the water to the center and away from the soap,keeping the soap bar last longer.
Country of Design: Japan
Dimensions: 3.5"L x 3.5"W x 0.75"H
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Visit product page →Nobuho was born in Morioka, Japan in 1952, he’s a master forger of nambu tetsu, or traditional cast iron, and is the head of a third-generation “Kamasada” ironware workshop founded in the Meiji era. The completion of a Masters course in iron casting at the prestigious Tokyo National University of Fine Arts led him onto restoring and reproducing the ornamental tops of the posts of Konjiki-do, Chuson-ji Temple. His works have now been exhibited worldwide including in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York in 2003.
Country of Design: Japan
Designer: Nobuho Miya
Material: Cast Iron, Wood
Dimensions: 7" H -
On saleVisit product page →"Minim" is a deck of regulation playing cards that considers how much "design" you can take away while still maintaining a playable deck. Simple geometric symbols are reductive versions of hearts, clubs, diamonds and spades. While it is necessary to mark the backs of regulation cards, we've done so with minimal diagonal lines instead of the typical ornamental graphics.
Country of Design: USA
Designer: Joe Doucet | Areaware Dimensions: 3.5" H x 2.5" W x 0.75" D Material: Sustainably harvested cardstock and vegetable-based ink. Box included. -
Visit product page →These Swedish made hand towels are unusual in that 100% linen fiber used for them is knitted, rather than woven. The result is a towel which employs all of linen’s superior natural qualities strength, stability absorbency, and a rapid dry time with a pleasingly light and cushiony feel. Linen towels are an investment that can last for decades when properly cared for; over time these will become softer and more absorbent.
Country of Design: Sweden
Designer: Iris Hantverk
Dimensions: 5.5" x 19.5"
Material: 100% Linen
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Visit product page →FD Style is a collection of basic kitchen tools that have been pared down to their essential elements and created with the discerning home chef in mind. These ergonomic stainless steel tools are accentuated by a rustproof fluorocarbon polymer coating that gives them a strong yet elegant matte black finish. Comfortable to use and easy to care for, FD Style is the perfect intersection of form and function: long-lasting high-design kitchen tools that are meant to be seen.
Design Award: Good Design Award
Country of Design: Japan
Designer: Hagino Mitsonobu
Material: Stainless Steel, Fluropolymer
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Visit product page →Imported from Japan, this Kiri wood tea canister is perfect to hold teas. The inner lid helps keep out air and combined with the outer lid, helps keep your tea fresh. This handmade canister makes a nice addition to any gift of tea.
Country of Design: Japan Dimensions: 3.25"D x 5.5"H Material: Kiri Wood
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Visit product page →Hasami Porcelain is a collection of pieces that strive to mix and match in function. Made to be stacked, their pieces are stored and carried easily. The materials are unique- made of a mixture of porcelain substance and clay, at a specific ratio that creates a texture that is firmer and sharper than earthenware, yet comfortable to the touch of the hands and lips. Each piece is kiln-fired without glaze, leaving the surface feeling similar to terracotta. Use the bowls and plates as is, or pair them together to form a handsome covered bowl. The larger pieces may also be used as serving trays/dishes or as fruit bowls.
Microwave and dishwasher safe.
Country of Design: Japan Material: Porcelain Substance and Clay
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Visit product page →The Binchotan Toothbrush has bristles blended with high-quality powder of binchotan charcoal. Binchotan charcoal helps to deodorise, remove plaque and prevent bacteria from growing on the brush.
Country of Design: Japan
Size: 7" -
Visit product page →Blended into the high-performance fibers of this body scrub towel, the ultra-fine powder of Binchotan charcoal helps absorb odors, remove toxins and excess oil from the skin, leaving you feeling completely refreshed and revitalized. The natural anti-bacterial qualities keep this towel mildew-free when left in the shower area.
Country of Design: Japan
Dimensions: 9" x 40"
Material: Cotton 45%, Polyester 45% -
Visit product page →Handcrafted in the Iwate prefecture, these candle holders are made specifically for the variety of Takazawa Candles. The cast iron is a beautiful compliment to the wax candles with its minimal and sturdy design.
Country of Design: Japan Dimension: 1.57"L x 1.57W" x 1.18"H Material: Cast Iron
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Visit product page →A tool box made with solid steel construction and coated in a distinctive thick blue enamel. This particular sized box has a multitude of uses; small tools, stationary, make up, first aid, and craft. Founded in Tennoji-ku, Osaka in 1959 as a company producing artisan tools.
Country of Design: Japan
Dimensions: Medium 8" x 4" x 2"
Material: Steel, Enamel -
Visit product page →Sake drinking is a Japanese tradition that Americans are showing a growing appreciation for. A variation on the classic Japanese masu (cedar box-shaped sake cup), these solid cedar sake cups impart a delicate aroma to sake served cold and intended to be downed in a single refreshing shot.
Country of Design: Japan
Dimensions: 2"H x 1.5"D Material: Wood (Cedar) -
Visit product page →Miyajima crafts works made a scoop and spatula cooking manufacturing at the island of Miyajima, Hiroshima Prefecture was designated world heritage area. Traditional woodworking crafts by a clever technique and device technology and make a contribution, snuggle up in the lives of contemporary manufacturing pursuits.
Country of Design: Japan
Material: Wood -
Visit product page →Miyajima crafts works made a scoop and spatula cooking manufacturing at the island of Miyajima, Hiroshima Prefecture was designated world heritage area. Traditional woodworking crafts by a clever technique and device technology and make a contribution, snuggle up in the lives of contemporary manufacturing pursuits.
Country of Design: Japan
Material: Wood
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