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A Natural Wooden Bowl Featuring a Hazy Moon in Genuine Gold Leaf The subtle form of a hazy moon, crafted from genuine gold leaf, glows gently against the natural grain of this wooden bowl. Whether on a Japanese or Western-style table, it adds a touch of refined elegance. Inspired by Japan’s iconic cherry blossoms, this bowl is especially popular as a souvenir or gift for international guests. "A New Aesthetic of Practical Beauty" — Embracing Nature and Tradition in Modern Life Rather than focusing solely on beauty, this piece was designed with everyday living in mind. It offers warmth while maintaining a sharp, modern edge. The natural grain of the wood forms a scenic backdrop for the gold-leaf moon, resulting in a striking and poetic tableware piece. This bowl is the result of masterful craftsmanship. Skilled woodworkers shape the wood into a delicate, lightweight form, enhanced with a lacquer finish that brings out its natural character. The moon, made solely of gold leaf, is applied by expert artisans, capturing the quiet beauty of a moonlit sky. Learn More

A Harmonious Blend of Elegance and Craftsmanship Cutipol’s cutlery, born from a pursuit of graceful curves, meets the refined brilliance of Hakuichi’s gold leaf. The shimmering gold is applied using the traditional chirashi (scattered foil) technique, enhancing the form with subtle elegance. Each piece is unique—its expression shaped by the delicate and unrepeatable nature of gold leaf. Suitable for both Western and Japanese table settings, this spoon and fork pair makes an ideal gift for weddings or a refined touch for high-end hospitality. Learn More

A Meeting of Two Master Crafts: Cutipol's Elegant Curves and Hakuichi's Gold Leaf Cutipol cutlery, renowned for its gracefully curved forms, meets the refined brilliance of Hakuichi’s gold leaf craftsmanship. Traditional gold thread is reimagined in gold leaf, delicately applied to enhance the cutlery’s silhouette and create a refined shimmer. Each piece is one of a kind—crafted by hand, where skilled technique and the beauty of chance combine to form dynamic, expressive patterns. Perfect for both Western and Japanese table settings, this spoon and fork set makes a sophisticated gift for weddings or a refined touch in luxury dining spaces. Learn More

A Natural Wood Plate Adorned with a Gold Oborozuki Moon A delicate oborozuki (hazy moon) motif in genuine gold leaf glows gently against the natural grain of the wood. This handcrafted plate adds an elegant touch to both Japanese and Western dining scenes. << A New Expression of Functional Beauty >> Enjoying the harmony of nature and tradition in daily life More than just a beautiful object, this plate is designed for everyday use in modern living spaces. Its form combines warmth with sharp, minimalist elegance. By placing a gold leaf oborozuki on a base that highlights the natural wood grain, the grain itself becomes a tranquil landscape—resulting in refined, artful tableware. This piece is born of exceptional craftsmanship. A master woodturner carefully shaves the wood to a delicate thinness, enhancing its natural beauty through layers of fuki-urushi (wiped lacquer). The moon is rendered by a skilled artisan using only genuine gold leaf to evoke a serene and floating celestial scene. Learn More

A Natural Wood Plate Adorned with a Gold Oborozuki Moon A delicate oborozuki (hazy moon) motif in genuine gold leaf glows gently against the natural grain of the wood. This handcrafted plate adds an elegant touch to both Japanese and Western dining scenes. << A New Expression of Functional Beauty >> Enjoying the harmony of nature and tradition in daily life More than just a beautiful object, this plate is designed for everyday use in modern living spaces. Its form combines warmth with sharp, minimalist elegance. By placing a gold leaf oborozuki on a base that highlights the natural wood grain, the grain itself becomes a tranquil landscape—resulting in refined, artful tableware. This piece is born of exceptional craftsmanship. A master woodturner carefully shaves the wood to a delicate thinness, enhancing its natural beauty through layers of fuki-urushi (wiped lacquer). The moon is rendered by a skilled artisan using only genuine gold leaf to evoke a serene and floating celestial scene. Learn More

Perfect for Special Occasions or as a Gift This is a set of five lucky charm chopstick rests, each adorned with gold leaf and featuring auspicious motifs. A collaboration between Kutani ware, a traditional craft from Ishikawa Prefecture, and genuine gold leaf. This is an exclusive, original set from Hakuichi, combining tradition with good fortune. These versatile pieces can also be used as brush rests or paperweights. ◇ Daruma ◇ A symbol of family safety, good health, and victory. Daruma from Kinjiro is especially believed to bring financial fortune. ◇ Folding Fan ◇ The fan’s spreading shape symbolizes expanding prospects and a bright future. ◇ Gourd (Hyotan) ◇ Said to invite happiness and success, while also serving as a charm for protection and good health. ◇ Waves and Plovers (Nami Chidori) ◇ Plovers (chidori) are considered symbols of victory and goal achievement, as “chidori” can be interpreted as “taking a thousand.” ◇ Sea Bream (Tai) ◇ Associated with the word “medetai” (auspicious/celebratory), the sea bream symbolizes good fortune and harmony with others. Learn More

Since ancient times, zodiac ornaments have been believed to ward off misfortune and protect the home. Hakuichi’s Kimekomi dolls feature our original “Haku-nuno” (foil fabric)—a material unique to Hakuichi. Unlike dyed fabrics, this special textile showcases the rich, lustrous brilliance of Kanazawa gold leaf, offering a depth and elegance that only real metal foil can achieve.

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Kanazawa gold leaf Folding Fan is a handcrafted fan made by Hakuichi, with meticulous attention to detail in every stage from the fan surface and ribs to the final assembly all crafted by skilled artisans. Inspired by “Dragon and Clouds” Folding Screen by Tawaraya Sōtatsu, a Master Painter of the Edo Period This exquisite fan draws inspiration from Tawaraya Sōtatsu’s renowned folding screen, “Dragon and Clouds.” It explores the accidental beauty of bleeding ink created through the traditional tarashikomi technique*, where layers of ink naturally blend to form organic, unpredictable patterns. Delicate gold leaf is scattered across the fan surface, harmonizing with the gentle flow of ink and adding a refined shimmer to the quiet elegance of the design. This fan is a small yet special piece that captures the subtle aesthetics of Japanese painting—unfolding like a blossoming flower in the palm of your hand. The fan’s shape—broadening toward the end—symbolizes prosperity and growth in Japanese culture, making it a thoughtful and auspicious gift. We also offer matching fan pouches for easy carrying, as well as a name engraving service—perfect for personal use or gifting. Create your very own custom fan with details that reflect your unique taste. About Tawaraya Sōtatsu A pioneering artist of the Rinpa school, Tawaraya Sōtatsu is celebrated for his signature tarashikomi technique. By layering inks of varying density, he achieved a distinctive, flowing texture—an interplay of chance and intention that defines his timeless style. Learn More

This luxurious set includes a golf ball and marker, both coated with radiant genuine gold leaf. The marker attaches stylishly to your cap, letting you enjoy golf with a touch of elegance. An ideal gift for golf enthusiasts.

The elegant, dynamic brushstroke pattern evokes a sense of energy and determination, gently encouraging you toward your finest shots.

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