Wajima Kirimoto

New Products

A square card packaging that says MOKU LOCK next to it, is one rectangular wooden block and next to that is two rectangular blocks on top of each other

MOKULOCK Wooden Building Bricks

£36.00

KITO Wooden Tray Japanese Quince

£70.00
A small wooden plate shaped to represent a sprout with two leaves

KITO Wooden Plate FUTABA

£45.00

Kumiko Coaster Sakura Kikko

£36.00
A paper packaging with the words Child Spoon and Fork Kit

DIY Wooden Kit - Children's Spoon & Fork

£29.00

Todaya Shoten Tenugui - Koinobori

£25.00
One Furoshiki with a beige background and dark brown coffee cup print on top of another furoshiki with a dark brown background with a light brown coffee bean pattern. A wooden carved spoon above and a wooden carved coffee measure with coffee beans and a spilt pile next to it. There is also a white circular coffee holder with a red coffee filter holder shaped with ridges. Under the coffee filter there is a brush made with natural fibres wrapped with metal wire and a glass coffee pot under.

Coffee Collection

A white ceramic soy sauce pot next to a silver metal toolbox and a pair of gardening scissors with red handles.

GOOD DESIGN AWARD Collection

Categories

Shop interior of a white wall with alcoves housing craft products and kitchenware products on the surface in front of the wall.

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London, W8 5SA

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10:00–20:00

Sundays & Bank Holidays:
12:00–18:00

Back in Stock

The Book of Tea

£3.00

Trunk Shape Steel Toolbox

£35.00

Camber-top Steel Toolbox

£39.00

DIY Wooden Kit - Chopsticks

£25.00

Nikka Whisky From the Barrel

£55.00

Lacquered Hanataba Chopsticks

£85.00

Exhibition Collection

The Craft of Carpentry: Drawing Life from Japan’s Forests

The Craft of Carpentry: Drawing Life from Japan’s Forests focuses on the range of tools and historical craftsmanship that produce Japan’s temples and shrines. This exhibition celebrates the expertise of the Japanese master carpenters who have developed tools and techniques to harness the extraordinary qualities of wood.
This collection accompanies the exhibition, highlighting woodcraft and the forest through intricately crafted coasters utilizing the technique of kumiko (a woodworking technique of assembling patterns with strips of wood), hand-finished trays from Wajima, Ishikawa Prefecture, an area renowned for woodwork, and distinctive room fragrances reflecting the experience of shinrin-yoku (forest bathing).

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