Comes in three colors: the Natural Room, which takes advantage of the natural appeal of bamboo, and the White Room and Black Room, made of bamboo latticework painted white and black, respectively.

The Echizen region is Japan’s leading producer of fusuma sliding doors. This single panel is the fruit of more than 1500 years of quality and technique.

This is the world’s first product of woven natural wood, made by slicing wooden planks into thin threadlike strips and weaving them together. It’s a flooring material that you can roll up and take with you.

This vase is made of tortoiseshell bamboo, with joints that swell like the shell of a tortoise. It brings this material that is used mainly in the traditional tea ceremony to everyday use.

This canister retains the look of natural wood grain by using the suriurushi varnishing technique on its interior. It can hold about 70 g of tea. Its inner lid fits snugly to protect the tea from humidity.

These bamboo plates take advantage of the distinctive pattern of bamboo streaks. The cool silver-leaf coating brings a refreshing look to your table.

Since the natural ridges retained on its surface help to stop items from sliding around, this tray makes it easy to carry tea utensils and sweets.