Miyagawa Mirror MProduced in Mie Prefecture, known for its woodworking heritage, this mirror is the product of a collaboration between designer Kazuto Yoshikawa and a multi generational family workshop that's crafted frames since 1946. The design revives a dormant hinoki wood bending technique, giving the mirror its unique shape. It draws the eye and anchors any space, making it a decorative element that serves as a focal point in your room. The mirror comes in three

each cushion cover is slightly different due to the recycled fabric available to the artist

lanterns are more commonly used as decorations for shrines

Kintsugi is the Japanese art of repairing broken items by mending the areas of breakage with urushi lacquer followed by dusting with powdered gold

and water-absorbant to ensure a gentle yet effective polish of the final layers of eurushi and kuroroiro

the Sashiko Pillow Cover has a subtle yet intricate embroidered pattern

To hold our new Sen Incense

we recommend purchasing our complete Kintsugi Kit

The unglazed interior of the teapot and the use of iron-rich clay also alleviate the astringency of green tea

5 x D32 x H23

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