Craftwork

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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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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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

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 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 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

This luxurious Maneki Neko (Beckoning Cat) is lavishly adorned with Kanazawa gold leaf, symbolizing good fortune and prosperity. Simply displaying it is believed to invite happiness and luck into your home. The piece combines the soft, refined form of Kutani porcelain with the bold brilliance of gold leaf, bringing elegance and sophistication to any interior. As one of Japan’s most iconic good-luck charms, the Maneki Neko is said to invite wealth with its raised right paw and attract people with its left. Place it near an entrance, slightly above eye level, to welcome positive energy and good fortune into your space. Learn More

Golden Ornaments of Good Fortune Bring a touch of luck and elegance into your home with this series of golden ornaments. Each piece features auspicious motifs in a compact size, perfect for displaying in any space. The soft, graceful form of Kutani ware combined with the brilliant shine of Kanazawa gold leaf adds refined beauty to your interior. The Uchide no Kozuchi (“Lucky Mallet”), well known from the folktale Issun-bōshi and often seen carried by the god Daikokuten, is a traditional talisman of good fortune. It is said that “with one swing, it brings wealth; with another, it brings happiness.” Display it all year round, or enjoy it as a celebratory decoration during the New Year season. Learn More

Kanazawa Gold Leaf Chirimen Craft Dolls – “Shirohina” Series

This exquisite doll series combines the luxurious brilliance of Kanazawa gold leaf with the soft texture of traditional chirimen (crepe) fabric in elegant shades of pure white. Gold – a color believed to bring prosperity and success. White – a sacred color symbolizing purity and protection against evil. The refined and simple palette blends beautifully with both traditional Japanese settings and modern Western interiors. Perfect as a seasonal decoration or as a thoughtful gift for a child’s first Hinamatsuri (Girls’ Day). Each doll is lovingly handmade by skilled chirimen artisans in Kyoto. The set comes in a dedicated box for easy storage. With no facial features painted, these dolls appeal even to those who prefer minimalist or abstract designs. More affordable than many hina doll sets, making it a wonderful “second set” when celebrating the birth of a younger daughter. The main dolls (Prince and Princess) shine in dazzling golden attire, radiating elegance and charm. The folding screen is decorated by a master gold-leaf craftsman, who scatters Kanazawa gold leaf to resemble light descending from the heavens—crafted with heartfelt wishes that happiness will pour down upon your child and home. Learn More