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Experience the elegance of HAKUICHI’s original Kanazawa gold leaf “Kodaihaku” series with this refined bamboo vase. With just a single flower, it transforms your space into something graceful and radiant. Crafted using the time-honored Beppu bamboo weaving technique, a nationally designated traditional craft of Japan, this vase showcases the natural beauty of bamboo. The surface is delicately shaved in a style called Hatsuri, creating a subtle texture that pairs beautifully with the shimmering Antique Gold Leaf. << Tradition meets modern design >> Each piece in the Kodaihaku series features a distinctive gradient, achieved through a special gold leaf-making technique developed in Kanazawa. Unlike ordinary gold leaf, Kodaihaku naturally reveals multiple colors within each sheet, eliminating the need for elaborate decoration. Its simple brilliance makes this vase a versatile accent that feels both timeless and modern. Please note: Each vase is handcrafted, so the shades may vary slightly—some may appear with bluish or reddish tones. Because natural bamboo is used, repeated exposure to water may cause cracking. If cracks appear, please avoid filling with water and instead use with dried flowers, or place a glass insert such as a cup or beaker inside. Learn More

Animal Series – Small Yet Full of Fortune An affordable lucky charm that, despite its small size, invites great fortune. With its adorable and humorous design, it is easy to display in a small space such as an entrance. Each piece is carefully handcrafted and kiln-fired by skilled Kutani ware artisans. 〈Tiny Pig〉 Pigs, known for their fertility, are regarded as auspicious symbols of health and family well-being. Across many cultures around the world, they are also seen as creatures that bring good fortune. Learn More

Animal Series – Small Yet Full of Fortune An affordable lucky charm that, despite its small size, invites great fortune. With its adorable and humorous design, it is easy to display in a small space such as an entrance. Each piece is carefully handcrafted and kiln-fired by skilled Kutani ware artisans. 〈Tiny Frog〉 With playful word associations in Japanese such as “money returns” (okane ga kaeru), “fortune returns” (fuku ga kaeru), and “safety returns” (buji ga kaeru), the frog has long been cherished as a lucky symbol that brings good fortune back to its owner. Learn More

Animal Series – Small Yet Full of Fortune An affordable lucky charm that, despite its small size, invites great fortune. With its adorable and humorous design, it is easy to display in a small space such as an entrance. Each piece is carefully handcrafted and kiln-fired by skilled Kutani ware artisans. 〈Tiny Pufferfish〉 The pufferfish, long considered a delicacy, has also been affectionately called “fuku” in Japan, a word that means “good fortune.” It has been cherished as a lucky charm for generations. The heart-shaped tail fin reflects the artisan’s playful creativity. Learn More

Animal Series – Small Yet Full of Fortune An affordable lucky charm that, despite its small size, invites great fortune. With its adorable and humorous design, it is easy to display in a small space such as an entrance. Each piece is carefully handcrafted and kiln-fired by skilled Kutani ware artisans. 〈Tiny Cat〉 This night-sighted cat serves as a protective charm for the home. With its left paw raised, it is said to invite good relationships and bring good fortune. Its playful and charming design makes it a perfect addition to home décor or a thoughtful gift. Learn More

Animal Series – Small Yet Full of Fortune An affordable lucky charm that, despite its small size, invites great fortune. With its adorable and humorous design, it is easy to display in a small space such as an entrance. Each piece is carefully handcrafted and kiln-fired by skilled Kutani ware artisans. 〈Maneki-neko -MIN-〉 Just like the Japanese proverb “Good fortune comes to those who wait,” this maneki-neko invites luck while lying down. With its right paw raised and holding a koban coin, it is said to bring wealth and prosperity. Its playful and endearing design makes it a delightful piece for gifting or home décor. Learn More

Animal Series – Small Yet Full of Fortune An affordable lucky charm that, despite its small size, invites great fortune. With its adorable and humorous design, it is easy to display in a small space such as an entrance. Each piece is carefully handcrafted and kiln-fired by skilled Kutani ware artisans. 〈Maneki-neko -MAI-〉 A maneki-neko that brings such good fortune, you’ll feel like dancing. With its left paw raised, it is believed to invite good relationships and connections. Its charming presence makes it a perfect piece for your home décor or as a thoughtful gift. Learn More

Animal Series – Small Yet Full of Fortune An affordable lucky charm that, despite its small size, invites great fortune. With its adorable and humorous design, it is easy to display in a small space such as an entrance. Each piece is carefully handcrafted and kiln-fired by skilled Kutani ware artisans. 〈Maneki-neko -ZA-〉 This charming maneki-neko sits in a playful little pose that brings comfort to all who see it. With its raised hand, it is said to invite wealth and prosperity, making it a delightful lucky charm for your home or as a thoughtful gift. Learn More

Animal Series – Small Yet Full of Fortune An affordable lucky charm that, despite its small size, invites great fortune. With its adorable and humorous design, it is easy to display in a small space such as an entrance. Each piece is carefully handcrafted and kiln-fired by skilled Kutani ware artisans. 〈Maneki-neko -KATSU-〉 This cat, striking a challenging pose, symbolizes the spirit of “overcoming any difficulty.” Unlike traditional maneki-neko, it raises both hind legs—not the front paw—to invite good fortune, making it a very rare and unique piece. Learn More