Craftwork

A Boys’ Day decoration adorned with HAKU-NUNO, our original gold leaf fabric that fully brings out the luster and suppleness of Kanazawa gold leaf.

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Art panel paying homage to the works of legendary Kanazawa-born painter, Ohara Koson.

Reminiscent of ukiyoe, his style is traditional, yet the highly realistic depictions and refined compositions give his works a modern beauty.

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Art panel paying homage to the works of legendary Kanazawa-born painter, Ohara Koson.

Reminiscent of ukiyoe, his style is traditional, yet the highly realistic depictions and refined compositions give his works a modern beauty.

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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

This elegant jubako box expresses the traditional Ichimatsu (checkered) pattern through subtle variations in the way the gold and silver leaf is applied. Crafted using the momichirashi technique, the surface shimmers with a rich, layered brilliance that adds depth and sophistication to the design. Learn More

This elegant jubako box expresses the traditional Ichimatsu (checkered) pattern through subtle variations in the way the gold and silver leaf is applied. Crafted using the momichirashi technique, the surface shimmers with a rich, layered brilliance that adds depth and sophistication to the design. Learn More

A dignified, stately samurai helmet given a special touch with genuine gold leaf. Comes with a special wooden box for storing the helmet. Compact enough to be displayed almost anywhere, this miniature helmet can be displayed even on a table. When the season is over, it can be stored in the accompanying special box Learn More

The role of Japanese armor was to protect samurai warriors. This spirit of protection has been carried on through generations as the wish to protect baby boys against misfortune. As a protective charm, the dolls as well as miniature samurai armor and helmets displayed for the Boys’ Day carry the wish of parents praying for the safety of their children

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