Hinamatsuri, also known as Girls’ Day or the Doll Festival, is celebrated in Japan on March 3rd. Hina（雛）comes from the word O-hina-sama (お雛様), meaning a lady doll. This ancient tradition…
A tetsubin is a traditional Japanese cast iron kettle used exclusively for boiling water. Initially used for tea ceremonies, a similar craft arrived in Japan through Buddhism from China. Nowadays,…
Decorating our house with Japanese style homeware can add a touch of elegance and serenity. Not only for those who travelled or lived in Japan, but also for those wishing…
Edo Kiriko is a traditional Japanese craft originating from Tokyo. Artisans skillfully carve geometric, floral, and animal patterns into glass, creating stunning pieces that reflect this delicate art form. The…
