It is a transparent carved coaster with a Japanese pattern. Feel free to use it as a companion for tea, liquor, beer and whiskey. Since it is transparently carved, the coaster will not lift even if you put a cold glass on it. We have prepared multiple designs. There will surely be a pattern that suits your sensibility. Size: Vertical 9cm Horizontal 9cm thick 6mm Material: Japanese cypress Country of Origin: Japan Please contact us for details such as type of product, quantity, and price. 10～ ⇒ ￥1000 20～ ⇒ ￥950

Kumiko is simply a technique for assembling wood without using nails. Grooves, holes, and pivots are carved into the finely chopped wood, and each piece is assembled while adjustments are made with a planer, saw, chisel, etc. Kumiko is a woodworking technique that has been refined over many years since the Asuka period. This delicate technique of assembling wood without using nails has been handed down for generations to the present day with the heart and passion of craftsmen's traditions. Kumiko coaster 1～9 ⇒ ￥2800 10～ ⇒ ￥2700 Paulownia boxed loop tie and necklace ¥7500

Kimono-shaped coasters! The beautiful Japanese paper of Yuzen is pasted on it, so it can function as a great conversation starter when you have guests over! [Size] 90 x 90 x 2 mm [Product details] 5 coasters (different patterns) [Material] Yuzen Japanese paper [Specifications] Made in Japan has a paper case [Designation of patterns] Assorted products with different patterns. * Please note that the patterns are random in each package and are not gauranteed. 1～9 ⇒ ￥1000 10～ ⇒ ￥900

Ceramics produced in the Kaga region of Ishikawa prefecture. The characteristics defining this pottery is the vivid multicolored pictures that are drawn. The heavy brilliance of Japanese paint, five colors of green, yellow, red, purple, and navy blue are used, is beautiful in combination with the dynamic and brilliant line drawings. Each kiln has its own style of painting, and the "Aote" of Kutani-ware and the "Aka-e fine drawing" of Miyamotoya kiln are the two most characteristic techniques. In addition, the technique called Kinrande, which was started in the Meiji era, became popular all over the world under the name of "Japan Kutani". Beginning in the early Edo period in the middle of the 17th century, it created a unique and powerful stylistic beauty that combines generous paint and glitter, but suddenly stopped being made at the end of the 17th century. After that, it was revived around 1800 ("Revival Kutani"). Many fans and researchers are interested in this mysterious history. Kutani ware ukiyo-e coaster 1～9 ⇒ ￥1500 10～ ⇒ ￥1450 20～ ⇒ ￥1400 Kutani ware coffee cup 1～9 ⇒ ￥8200 10～ ⇒ ￥8000