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Marumi Yasuda Kawara

Japanese Kokedama Stand "Kokedama - kubo"

Japanese Kokedama Stand "Kokedama - kubo"

€95,95 EUR
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Bring the aesthetic of wabi sabi into your space with the “kubo” kokedama stand. Forged in Niigata from a 180-year tradition by Marumi Yasuda Kawara, this stand has the unique strength and deep iron hue of its origin—it's made using the same methods as the roof tiles that endure the heavy snow and cold of Japan's northern regions. The central hollow gently cradles your kokedama, creating an artistic display that feels like a captured landscape. Designed for kokedamas around 3.5" (9cm), it turns any shelf into a stage of profound beauty.

Product Details

  • Quantity: 1
  • Dimension:
    　maru: W 17.5 cm (6.9 in) × D 17.5 cm (6.9 in) × H 3.7 cm (1.5 in)　
    　kaku:     W16.0cm (6.3 in) × D16.0cm (6.3 in) × H3.0cm (1.2 in)
    　takaku: W20.0cm (7.9 in) × D17.5cm (6.9 in) × H3.0cm (1.2 in)
  • Material: Tile (ceramic)
  • Origin: Made in Niigata, Japan
  • Brand: Marumi Yasuda Kawara

Authentic Japanese Craftsmanship

  • We partner with over 20 small workshops in Japan, where artisans have honed their skills for 100+ years.
  • Every piece is 100% made in Japan, using premium local materials and traditional techniques.
  • Your order ships directly from Japan with end-to-end care.

Shipping & Delivery Details

Processing Time

  • In-stock items: typically ship within 5 business days.
  • Backordered items: ship as soon as they become available (may take longer than 5 business days).

Transit Time

  • United States, Canada, UK, EU & Australia: 3–7 business days once shipped.

Shipping Costs

  • Free on orders over USD 400 (or equivalent in your local currency).
  • Flat rate of 10-15 (local currency) on orders under USD 400:
  • USA: USD 10
  • Canada: CAD 15
  • UK: GBP 10
  • EU: Calculated at checkout (equivalent in USD 10)
  • Australia: AUD 15
  • Multiple items ship together at no extra cost.

Insured Shipping & Damage Protection

  • All orders are fully insured against accidental damage in transit.
  • For details, please see our Shipping & Returns Policy.

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  • Free shipping on orders over USD 400 (or equivalent in your local currency) is applied automatically at checkout.

30-Day Return Guarantee

Customs & Import Duties

  • Your order may be subject to duties, taxes, or brokerage fees when it arrives.
  • These charges are determined by your local customs and are the buyer’s responsibility and are not included at checkout. 
  • See our Shipping Policy for country-specific duty-exemption thresholds.
  • For our U.S. customers: Orders shipped from Japan with a total value of USD 800 or less, import duties are waived under the U.S. “de minimis” rule.

Important Notices

  • There may be variations in color and finish due to the flow of the glaze. Please understand this in advance.
  • Dimensions are in millimeters (mm), but please allow for slight differences due to the handmade nature of the product.
  • Due to the characteristics of ceramics, please understand that there may be some differences in color.
  • The glaze contains iron, which may discolor when in contact with oil, but washing will restore its original texture.
  • Specifications of the products listed may change without prior notice. Please be advised.
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