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What is "Oryoki"? The Minimalist Tableware

Oryoki, or Patra in Sanskrit, known as "Bhudda Bowl" in West. It is refers to the personal serving utensils used by the Buddhist practitioners of Zen Buddhism.

7 Ideas for Housewarming Gifts

Surprise new homeowners with handcrafted Japanese gifts that bring charm, warmth, and joy to everyday life.

Seasonal Japanese Flowers and Their Meanings

Explore Japan’s seasons through flowers and uncover their meanings rooted in centuries of culture and tradition.

5 Perfect Thank-You Gifts Under $50

Say thank you with Japanese gifts under $50. Explore unique mugs, vases, and more to brighten someone's day.

What is that tableware often used in Japanese dining?

Allow us to guide you through the small but essential tableware pieces that are key to the Japanese dining experience.

Impression of using ”BIRDY. Towel" for one month

The BIRDY. Towel series makes the daily care of such favorite tableware easier and more comfortable.

How to Care for Metal Crafts

table of contents Common Care Instruction Microwave, Oven & Dishwasher Special Care of Each Materials Goldwork Silverware Copperware Ti...

Japanese Style Gift Wrapping

Wrap gifts with care using Furoshiki—a reusable, beautiful cloth that adds meaning and tradition to every gift you give.

How to Care for Japanese Lacquerware

Japanese lacquerware, called “Shikki” or “Nuri-mono” in Japanese. There are two main types of Japanese lacquerware: natural lacquerware and synthetic lacquerw...

How To Care for Stoneware and Earthenware

By using a process called "Medome"(seasoning), you can prevent stains and odors, and enjoy the tableware made of clay for a longer period of time.

Leitfaden für japanisches Besteck und Essbesteck

This guide describes the types and characteristics of various Japanese cutlery, especially focusing on chopsticks made in Japan.

How to Care for Magewappa?

Magewappa can be used for a long time with proper usage and maintenance. When using Magewappa for the first time, it is recommended to run it under slightly w...