Become a student of Japanese crafts with our authentic, Japan made Waza Kits and learn from master artisans themselves with our online masterclasses.

This Incense Kit will bring you a trace of the aromas that have been in the air in Kyoto the last few months - fragrances of Daphne, Sakura, and Yuzu citrus. Experience not just the scent but the act of incense making. The Kit includes everything to make up to 20 cone shaped incense with one of the scents mentioned above in less than 30 min (excluding the drying time for the incense themselves)...

Incense Kit

Kintsugi is the Japanese art of repairing broken items by mending the areas of breakage with urushi lacquer followed by dusting with powdered gold. We collaborated with a master restorer and multi-generation urushi lacquer craftsmen to bring you the most authentic version of a Kintsugi Kit. Together with a free online course, this kit allows you to practice the Japanese Art of Repair from the c...

Kintsugi Kit

Chochin is a Japanese collapsible lantern traditionally made of washi paper wrapped around a framework of bamboo rings. With this Kit, while it does not use bamboo, you will gain insight into the Japanese art of lantern making. Instructions can be found on the following page. We've collaborated with Kyo-Chochin Minori, a 6th generation family business specializing in the making of Kyoto style C...

Chochin Lantern Kit

The Kumiko Coaster Kit introduces an insight into the intricate art of latticework called Kumiko. This Kit includes wood pieces needed to create two coasters and comes in two different patterns, the Asanoha and Uragoma patterns. Like most Kumiko motifs, the Asanoha and Uragoma derive from patterns of nature. The Asanoha mimics hemp and symbolizes growth and vitality. The Uragoma depicts the ope...

Kumiko Coaster Kit

The Kumiko Trivet Kit introduces an insight into the intricate art of latticework called Kumiko. This Kit includes wood pieces needed to create a trivet in either the Asanoha or Uragoma pattern. Like most Kumiko motifs, the Asanoha and Uragoma derive from patterns of nature. The Asanoha mimics hemp and symbolizes growth and vitality. The Uragoma depicts the opening of a pod of sesame seeds, whi...

Kumiko Trivet Kit

Items marked as preorder are estimated to ship mid September. We've collaborated with Takeda Kahei to bring you this authentic Shibori (aka Tie Dyeing) Kit. The Takeda Family has been at the center of Japanese Shibori and an anchor throughout history. We offer two types of Kits. Both include everything you need to experience Shibori Tie Dye. One includes a large eco-bag called "Azuma Bukuro" th...

Indigo Shibori Kit

While Urushi is the foundation for the famous Kintsugi repair, it can be used to protect and upgrade various materials. Fuki Urushi is the most approachable way to apply simply by putting a small amount on cloth and applying by wiping the cloth on the surface. Instructions can be found on this page. Urushi is a Japanese traditional lacquer made of natural tree sap taken from the Urushi tree. La...

Fuki Urushi Kit

Powdered gold used as the finishing step of the Kintsugi technique, the Japanese art of repairing broken items. If you're a beginner of Kintsugi and still in need to get all the materials, we recommend purchasing our complete Kintsugi Starter Kit. We collaborated with a master restorer and his apprentice to show you the most authentic and thorough way of Kintsugi that will breathe life back int...

Kintsugi Gold Powder

Powdered silver used as the finishing step of the Kintsugi technique, the Japanese art of repairing broken items. If you're a beginner of Kintsugi and still in need to get all the materials, we recommend purchasing our complete Kintsugi Starter Kit. We collaborated with a master restorer and his apprentice to show you the most authentic and thorough way of Kintsugi that will breathe life back i...

Kintsugi Silver Powder

You've bought the Kit and want to make more incense? Just get additional aroma oil and incense powder and you are good to go. See more about the Incense Kit and our Master Class.

Incense powder

You've bought the Kit and want to make more incense? Just get additional aroma oil and Incense Powder and you are good to go. See more about the Incense Kit and our Master Class.

Aroma oil

The core element of any Kintsugi repair and Urushi lacquer in its purest form. If you're a beginner of Kintsugi and still in need to get all the materials, we recommend purchasing our complete Kintsugi Starter Kit. We collaborated with a master restorer and his apprentice to show you the most authentic and thorough way of Kintsugi that will breathe life back into your item and make it last for ...

Kiurushi

The most classic Urushi lacquer color of all: A beautiful red that can serve as a alternative to gold powder, but also serves as an important base color before using the gold powder. If you're a beginner of Kintsugi and still in need to get all the materials, we recommend purchasing our complete Kintsugi Starter Kit. We collaborated with a master restorer and his apprentice to show you the most...

Eurushi (Red)

Tonoko (clay) powder plays an important part in the repairing part of the Kintsugi process. If you're a beginner of Kintsugi and still in need to get all the materials, we recommend purchasing our complete Kintsugi Starter Kit. We collaborated with a master restorer and his apprentice to show you the most authentic and thorough way of Kintsugi that will breathe life back into your item and make...

Tonoko Powder

Black Urushi as an alternative to gold powder, but also serves as an important base color before using the gold powder. If you're a beginner of Kintsugi and still in need to get all the materials, we recommend purchasing our complete Kintsugi Starter Kit. We collaborated with a master restorer and his apprentice to show you the most authentic and thorough way of Kintsugi that will breathe life ...

Kurourushi (Black) for Fuki Urushi

Powdered brass used as the finishing step of the Kintsugi technique, the Japanese art of repairing broken items. Brass gives the repair a finish similar to gold, but is available at a significantly lower cost and larger quantity. Recommended for larger pieces to repair. Disclaimer: While the initial look is very similar to gold, the color does change slightly over time (gold does not). Also whi...

Kintsugi Brass Powder

This Mawata cotton is the best way to dust off gold powder or other powders (silver or brass) besides the brush. You can reuse Mawata for a long time, which is why this bundle will last you for many more repairs to come.If you're a beginner of Kintsugi and still in need to get all the materials, we recommend purchasing our complete Kintsugi Starter Kit. We collaborated with a master restorer an...

Mawata

While our Kintsugi Kit includes sandpaper to prepare your broken piece to be repaired, these diamond files are a nice addition for the advanced students. As seen on our advanced class it can also speed up the process. The files are coated with titanium making them very durable. The set comes with three differently shaped files perfect for various types of ceramics and breakages. If you're a beg...

Diamond Files

Waza Kits

These intricately stitched Sashiko pillows are subtle, yet distinct, these covers can easily be integrated into any home decor.


The Keura wooden tableware comes in four different sizes and two colors and can be used as plates as well as trays.

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New Arrivals

With our DIY Waza Kit series you can experience various Japanese crafts technique from the comfort of your home. We've collaborated with masters of their crafts to create our Kits that each come with online master classes. Become a student of of Kintsugi, Shibori and more.

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Study authentic Japanese artisans techniques with masters of their crafts and our online lessons and DIY Kits.

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Our tableware collection bring the best of Japanese crafts to the modern home. Ranging from exquisitely crafted wood ware like our best selling Oryoki, to quality bamboo chopsticks all the way to works by iconic woodworker Shuji Nakagawa.

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Bring a touch of wabi-sabi into your home with our one of a kind Myoshu vases, our dynamic indigo wall pieces or signature pieces by icon Nakagawa Shuji.

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Decor

Our bestselling leaf-shaped incense are handcrafted and made of Washi paper. 100% authentic and made in the birthplace of Japanese incense, Awajishima.