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Study Japanese crafts with our master classes

Study authentic Japanese artisans techniques from the comfort of your home with our DIY Waza Kits.

We collaborate with the best in their field to bring you the best of Japanese craftsmanship. We offer free online master classes to start with and for those interested to dive deeper we will be offering advanced classes soon.

The Hori family, mother and daughter, at work on the farm
New Arrival
Teas from a mother-daughter trio

We are honored to bring you the fruit of hard labor by our friends, the Hori family, a team of women who own and manage a 100-year-old tea plantation.

Along the slopes of the mountains in Wazuka lies rows of neatly trimmed terraces of tea bushes. With its fresh air and wave in temperature variation during the day, it is the ideal climate for its production. 2 hectares (5 acres) of this region belong to Kirokuen, a tea plantation succeeded, owned, and managed by a mother and her two daughters

Various size ceramic wabi-sabi vases
Wabi-sabi vases
Only few left

Incorporate Wabi-sabi into your home with this breathtaking vase collection by one of the most talented potters in Japan, Myoshu Wataru.

Having been introduced to ceramics at age 4 through a pottery class, Myoshu has been honing in on the craft for over 25 years. Opening his own workshop in Kameoka, his ceramics are growing in demand for his approach in representing time and space.

“POJ Studio offers contemporary lifestyle products that are sustainable and made to last, in an effort to encourage the revival of dying Japanese craft traditions”
Design Anthology
“This crafty restoration kit is a DIY introduction for newcomers, offering a compelling alternative to throwaway culture.”
Courier
“POJ Studio works with Japan’s independent craftspeople, creating an online platform to bridge the gap between artisans and consumers with a yearning for the handcrafted homeware they produce.”
Metropolis
Forest of evergreen trees
Photo by Yuya Hoshino
Our approach to sustainability

The Japanese way of keeping in harmony with the seasons and the local environment will always be at our core. That’s why Pieces of Japan is committed to prioritizing the sustainability of craftsmen and the natural resources that support them.

We believe that in sharing beautiful, durable, handmade products that last for generations, we can take steps away from our current throwaway culture to create meaningful connections with the things we own.