Last Call for Christmas and Year-end Gift Shoppers!
Still haven’t crossed out all the items on your holiday shopping list? Whether it be for a Christmas gift, a year-end gift, or a birthday coming up during the winter holidays, we’ve got you covered. Here are some wonderful ideas for that special someone on your list.
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These charming chopstick rests are a must-have for cat lovers. This set comes with six rests each featuring a round-bellied cat design. They come beautifully packaged in a wooden box—also perfect for serving small appetizers and condiments, or for just adding a playful touch to your kitchen or dining room. These Hasami ware chopstick rests are sure to delight.
A New Pair of Chopsticks to Welcome the New Year
Crafted by Matsukan, a popular maker of Wakasa lacquerware, these chopsticks from their Rimpa series are like miniature works of art, adorned with exquisite plum blossoms. The vibrant red hues evoke the festive spirit of the New Year, while the blossoms, which bloom in early spring’s harsh cold, traditionally symbolize good fortune.
For the Interior Enthusiast!
This ikebana flower vase, made from aluminum using Takaoka copperware craftsmanship, is uniquely gourd-shaped. The surface features a silver-gray matte finish embellished with ripple-like patterns, reminiscent of the serene atmosphere of a Japanese garden. Ideal for showcasing seasonal flowers, this vase adds a refined touch that will delight any style connoisseur.
For Those New to Enjoying Japanese Tableware
The Musubi Mono Opulent Floral Dinnerware Set showcases tableware decorated with floral designs, including sakura, also known as cherry blossoms, and chrysanthemums, all enhanced with fine gold detailing. The set includes exquisite pieces from renowned Japanese producers, offering an authentic experience of Japan's traditional dining culture.
Filled with Japanese Tradition and Good Fortune
This captivating owl figurine in shades of blue and green is expertly crafted from Kutani ware porcelain. In Japan, the owl has traditionally been regarded as a bird that brings good fortune, particularly in business success. It is also valued as a representation of wisdom and longevity. Placing owl figurines in shared spaces like living rooms or entryways is believed to attract good luck.
For the Sake Connoisseur
Sake is a traditional beverage often enjoyed during New Year celebrations in Japan. These shallow sakazuki sake cups are ideal for serving otoso, a spiced medicinal sake believed to ward off illness and bring good fortune for the coming year. Hand-painted with pine, bamboo, and plum—symbols of resilience, strength, and good fortune in Japanese culture—these cups are a fitting addition to your New Year’s table.
Relaxing with the Aroma of Japanese Tea
Do you have a friend in need of relaxation? Our Chakoro Tea Incense Burner fills a room with the soothing aroma of Japanese tea, creating a serene atmosphere. Made in a simple, rustic design, it casts beautiful shadows through its carved patterns when lit.
A Cute Lucky Cat All Dressed Up in a Japanese Kimono
The Red Kakinuma Ningyo Lucky Cat is beautifully adorned in a furisode kimono, crafted using the traditional art of kimekomi. The kimono is decorated with flowers such as cherry blossoms and chrysanthemums, a gorgeous and classic pattern. It makes the perfect gift for both cat and kimono lovers.
A Mug Filled with Warmth and Cuteness
Detailed with soft red and white camellias and lush green leaves, this stoneware mug by Musashi Kiln transforms sipping hot coffee or tea on a cold winter day into a cozy, relaxing moment. Share the warmth and charm of this beautiful design with a friend or family member, and brighten their day.
We hope you’ve found just the right present to spread happiness this holiday season! Your gifts will arrive wrapped in a furoshiki, a traditional Japanese cloth used for wrapping. Be sure to visit our Gift collection to explore a variety of products for festive celebrations and beyond. Wishing you a joyful holiday season!
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