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Modern Mastery of Sometsuke from SINGAMA

Modern Mastery of Sometsuke from SINGAMA

Modern Mastery of Sometsuke from SINGAMA
Food / Dining

Modern Mastery of Sometsuke from SINGAMA

SINGAMA infuse a fresh lightness and crisp elegance into this lunch table setting for two, bridging tradition with a present-day sensibility.

Possessing the Light, Edo Kiriko Glassware
Art / Craft

Possessing the Light, Edo Kiriko Glassware

Edo Kiriko are true masterpieces of unbelievably precise cutting artistry, inviting whoever possesses them to a realm of magical enchantment.

Between Light and Darkness: The Subtle Artistry of Tableware
Art / Craft

Between Light and Darkness: The Subtle Artistry of Tableware

"In Praise of Shadows" is renowned for its insightful exploration of the aesthetic sensibility found in the subtleties of dim light, deeply rooted in the essence of Japanese culture.

Kumiko Craftsmanship with Fall's Transient Beauty
Food / Dining

Kumiko Craftsmanship with Fall's Transient Beauty

This table setting will illuminate your way to an unforgettable autumn party, where every detail is a celebration of Japanese cuisine and decor.

Japanese Vases for Autumn
LifestyleInterior

Japanese Vases for Autumn

This fall, decorate your living spaces by harmonizing these gifts from nature with the artistry of handcrafted Japanese vases.

A Symphony of Hands: The Diverse Artisans Behind USUKIYAKI Porcelain Elegance
Art / Craft

A Symphony of Hands: The Diverse Artisans Behind USUKIYAKI Porcelain Elegance

In the heart of Usuki City, the story of Usuki Ware isn't just the vision of one, but the harmonized effort of many.

Kyoto Chronicles: Adventures in Art and Appetite
Art / CraftTravel

Kyoto Chronicles: Adventures in Art and Appetite

I had to make a business trip to this hot Kyoto along with the Art Director, Umehara-san, and Assistant Art Director, Yamashita-san.

Fall's Finest: Teacup Pairings to Savor the Season
Food / Dining

Fall's Finest: Teacup Pairings to Savor the Season

Our exquisitely crafted drinkware and plates will help elevate moments of solitude and make your autumn even more special.

A Bite of the Past: Taste the Richness of Japan's Edo Era
Food / DiningCulture

A Bite of the Past: Taste the Richness of Japan's Edo Era

Explore the flavors of Edo-period Japan through sushi, soba, and more, brought to life in stunning ukiyo-e prints.

Aromatic and Alluring: Hot Chestnut Rice in Classic Banko Ware
Food / Dining

Aromatic and Alluring: Hot Chestnut Rice in Classic Banko Ware

Chestnuts, with their iconic spiky shells, epitomize nature's creativity and announce autumn's arrival.

Presenting the Present: The Current Wave of Japanese Craftsmanship
LifestyleArt / Craft

Presenting the Present: The Current Wave of Japanese Craftsmanship

Why not consider these extraordinary items that capture the contemporary spirit of Japan as special gifts for your loved ones?

Introducing Kawaii Tableware to Your Home
Food / DiningLifestyle

Introducing Kawaii Tableware to Your Home

Musubi Kiln has a wide variety of items to cater to your shopping needs for “kawaii” tableware and home decor items.

Chushu no Meigetsu: A Moonlit Japanese Celebration
Food / Dining

Chushu no Meigetsu: A Moonlit Japanese Celebration

Join us as we delve into the art of Chushu no Meigetsu, where every detail, from the stoneware plates to the golden moon-themed desserts, exudes refinement and grace.

The Craft of Gifting Japanese Lacquerware
Lifestyle

The Craft of Gifting Japanese Lacquerware

From the legacy-rich regions of Echizen to the innovative designs of Sinra, we present an array of handpicked lacquerware gifts.

The Enduring Beauty of Fine Imari Porcelain
Art / Craft

The Enduring Beauty of Fine Imari Porcelain

To immerse oneself in the realm of Imari porcelain is to reconnect with a storied past, resonating through the spirited tints, elegant shapes, and multifaceted designs.

Discovering Unique Imari Artistry Behind Museum Doors
Art / CraftTravel

Discovering Unique Imari Artistry Behind Museum Doors

Many pieces of Japanese ceramics are preserved as works of art in museums, and among them, the pieces known as "Ko-Imari" are particularly popular.