Indigo Washi Canvas - MountainscapeThe Indigo Canvas series is created by Awagami Washi, which operates out of a small village called Yamakawa cho in Tokushima prefecture. While their main business is handmade washi paper, they also use indigo dyes to create beautiful artworks of their own. They make these pieces onsite in their indigo dyeing studio. Each one features indigo dye on washi canvas, using traditional techniques like hakkezome to achieve contemporary designs. Their active

allowing the sumi to develop its unique character and depth of color

allowing the ink to spread in a controlled manner

In addition to silver

which operates out of a small village called Yamakawa-cho in Tokushima prefecture

To make the most of the resources at hand

these cups are designed to nestle comfortably in your hands

which in Buddhist symbology represents luck and completion

The images displayed are only for reference and we hope you enjoy the element of surprise when you receive your "only one"

We collaborated with a master restorer and his apprentice to show you the most authentic and thorough kintsugi method that will breathe life back into your broken item and make it last for decades

elevating the writing experience and dropping you into the moment

Dinner Knife - L22 x W2 cm (L8

with a subtle sweetness