Bird vase

Small beautiful ceramic bird. As a small vase, as a toothpick holder, or as a just a beautiful object by the window, please place it as you like...

30.chf

Bird ringholder

This is a ceramic bird. ring on the neck, earrings on the wings...
It gives a poetic atmosphere in your bedroom.



40.chf

cutting glass

This cutting glass is all hand made and it is from Kyoto. Two colors are available.




49.chf

Masking tape

Original usage is for construction site or for car painting to cover the surroundings. But with the following reasons, it widens the original usage to more variety of usages.
* It is easy to peel and put it again.
* Variety of colors.
* Translucent material of Japanese paper.
For interior decoration, present wrapping, album picture decoration……Use your imaginations!!


Japanese traditinal pattern set box
30.chf




5.chf each

Eco-bag (tenugui)

This bag is made out of one Tenugui cotton towel.Easy made and easy to use.and beautiful.



40.chf

Tenugui (cotton textile)

This towel which is called “TENUGUI” came from very humid Japanese summer culture. It is a thin textile, which is easy to absorbent and to dry again and not get bulky. There are many beautiful patterns so you can use not only for kitchen towel but also for scarf or decollation for your table. You can also make a bag or cushion out of it!

23.chf each

History of Tenugui
In the Heian period (AD 794 - 1192) Tenugui was used as accessories for Shinto rituals. Cloth was such a precious item that the use of the item was not widespread among the people during the Nara period (710 - 794). From the Kamakura period (1192 - 1333) on, it gradually became popular. In the Edo period (1592 - 1868) cotton began to be cultivated in various parts of Japan and Tenugui became a necessary item for living. It was around this time that people started to regard it as a valuable item not only in terms of its functions but in terms of its artistic value. Then a contest called “TENUGUI-AWASE” became a widespread event among a certain type of people who tried to win with their original designs on Tenugui. Such competition contributed to the development of new dyeing techniques. In the Meiji era (1868 - 1912) a dyeing technique called “Chusen” was devised and it extensively revolutionized the industry. In or around the Showa period (1926 - 1989), a variety of associations were formed by people who love Tenugui and such associations spread throughout the country with Tenugui as an item which is no longer within the realm of daily necessities. Today there are many different colors and patterns of Tenugui and people have free minds of how to use Tenugui.

Magic cutter

In Switzerland, all the official papers come in post. It’s a magic, this product doesn’t look like a tool but it is a letter opener. With this magic cutter, you can open smart and no more cutting off the important paper inside!

9. chf

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Yarn scissors

This is a particular scissor to cut thread (yarn) when you sew.This sharp point allows to pick up even small piece of yarn. This will make your sawing much comfortable and precise.

30. chf

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Nail clipper

KIYA is one of the most known and traditional cutlery company founded in 1571 at Tokyo. What is distinctive about this nail clipper is that there is a case around it to collect your nail. From now on you can cut your nail anywhere because the nail will not fly away in your room!

This bigger one is the standard size.

20. chf
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