Lantern Lampshade - WashiThese lantern lampshades are handcrafted by the Kojima family in Kyoto. Made with a patchwork of washi paper, these lampshades highlight the material and its fibers beautifully, adding a refreshing twist to the timeless but traditional craft. The Kojima family has dedicated 10 generations to crafting Japanese paper lanterns. Their lanterns are called "Kyo Chochin", meaning "Lanterns from Kyoto", and can be distinguished by the use of horizontal bamboo

and one tray

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

it can also be used to collect dust from window panes and ceiling beams

and creates a unique opacity

Bring the forests of Japan into your home: each set comes with 50 Sugi Incense (Cedar) and 50 Hinoki Incense (Cypress)

Mitsuru Yokoyama

Ceramic incense plate handcrafted by Wataru Myoshu

the Relaunch Series breathes new life into high-quality

This experience is offered at our Kyoto location

Please reference care instructions

Items are handcrafted and may vary slightly from the photograph

The design is inspired by POJ Studio’s logo