New Year’s Collection

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An earthenware horse bell on a black platform and gold screen by Kyugetsu from Japan House London.

Hyakkō: 100+ Makers Collection

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Three small vessels in a row, two ceramic and one wooden from Hyakko 100 Makers exhibition at Japan House London.

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A green tree calendar made with paper cones and the months inscribed from Japan House London

Forest Calendar 2026

£38.00
Porcelain Octagonal Plate by Iyama Mikiko from Japan House London.

Porcelain Octagonal Plate Iyama Mikiko

£85.00
Fleece gloves in mustard and navy from Japan House London.

4 Way Fleece Gloves Mustard/Navy

£40.00
The front of Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind Box Set from Japan House London.

Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind Box Set

£65.00
The Furoshiki Seven Treasures with a red background and white circles from Japan House London.

Furoshiki Seven Treasures

£22.00
The front of the book, The Furoshiki Handbook: Using Japanese Traditional Cloth for Everyday Wrapping from Japan House London.

The Furoshiki Handbook: Using Japanese Traditional Cloth for Everyday Wrapping

£16.00
The front page of the Japanese Handicraft calendar.

Japanese Handiwork Calendar 2026

£20.00
Lacquered Chestnut Wood Sake Cup by Ōya Takurō from Japan House London.

Lacquered Chestnut Wood Sake Cup Ōya Takurō

£105.00
Kijinokanōsei Wool Scarf Kijihaba in Sankanshion, a cheque pattern with the colours of pink, blue, brown from Japan House London.

Kijinokanōsei Wool Scarf Kijihaba

£120.00
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

 Four silver Camber Top Toolboxes by Toyo Steel from Japan House London in a interlocking formation

GOOD DESIGN AWARD Collection

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An indigo dyed pencil case with round stickers of red orange and yellow coming out along with two green crayons, one yellow highlighter and one green pen. The tag on the pencil case says Kurume Kasuri Textiles,
Stationery
A close up of three green ceramic glasses.
Craft
A large blue ceramic bowl with a brown soy sauce pot and small glass dipping bowl on top of a light wooden tray. There are a pair of light wooden chopsticks on a ceramic white and blue chopstick rest.
Kitchen & Tableware
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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A furoshiki with red and grey pattern of spots and stripes on a cream background from Japan House London.

Furoshiki Tsunagidango

£20.00
A flat square silver stove kettle with black folding handles

Stainless Steel Cube Kettle

£80.00

Indigo Waist Pouch

£150.00

Lacquered Hanataba Chopsticks

£85.00
Awaglass Bubble Ornament

Awaglass Ornament by Terayama Norihiko

£79.00

Stainless Steel Metal Nail File – For Pets

£25.00

Kurume-kasuri Pencil case

£29.00

EAtoCO Whisk

£24.00

Glass Jar - Tesage

£18.00

'Cultivate & Eat' Planting Kit

£9.00
Sakura Bark Tea Scoop

Sakura Bark Tea Scoop

£10.00

Packable Rubber Rainboots

£150.00

Exhibition Collection

Hyakkō: 100+ Makers

Pictograms shape how we navigate the world, from maps and texts to museum signs and emojis. Pictograms: Iconic

Hyakkō: 100+ Makers explores the beauty of everyday things from Japan through a collection of nearly 2,000 hand-crafted items by more than 120 artists, craftspeople, and self-taught makers. The exhibition is organized in collaboration with Ryohin Keikaku Co., Ltd. (MUJI).
This collection celebrates the people and processes behind everyday craft in Japan, from distinctive urushi (Japanese lacquer) walnut plates to vibrant blue soda-glass hirahai (a shallow sake vessel). It also features publications that document the work of contemporary ceramicists such as Hatta Toru and Ono Teppei.
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Two ceramic flower vases by Tsubota Kazuhiro from Japan House London.

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