Japanese Beauty Collectie

Since ancient times, the Japanese have cherished a unique aesthetic, finding beauty in imperfection and simplicity. They accept things as they are, embracing the natural course of change. They find beauty in the marks of time and see it as the grace of age.

The Japanese have historically cherished the fleeting beauty of cherry blossoms. By admiring the ephemeral moment when the petals fall, they embrace nature as it is and find beauty in its transient moments. This unique Japanese aesthetic is embodied in concepts like "wabi-sabi" and "mono no aware."

At the same time, the Japanese strive for perfection in their pursuits and pay meticulous attention to detail. This dedication results in the careful selection of unique elements and delicate patterns in their living spaces and the items they incorporate.

Every piece in our collection embodies the essence of Japanese aesthetics, showcasing the careful balance between simplicity and meticulous detail. As you explore our selection, you'll discover the stories behind each item, crafted by artisans who honor centuries-old traditions. Beyond its appearance, you can also savor the story behind the piece, typical of the Japanese approach, enjoy the atmosphere it creates, and find beauty in the way it evolves over time.

Japanese Kumiko table lamp "Asanoha" on a living room table with a Book.

Kumiko Lamps

Kumiko is a traditional Japanese woodworking technique that involves assembling delicate wooden pieces without nails, creating intricate geometric patterns. These patterns each carry unique meanings and wishes. Our kumiko lighting cube, a testament to this meticulous craft, is constructed from 600 individual pieces of wood. A single misalignment could prevent its completion, highlighting the precision and artistry required. This lighting, a simple yet elegant marriage of natural materials, symbolizes the essence of Japanese beauty.

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Elegant black kintsugi bowl with golden joinery

Kintsugi Pottery

Kintsugi, a centuries-old Japanese art form, mends broken or chipped pottery with lacquer and gold, turning flaws into golden seams. This practice embodies the wabi-sabi philosophy, finding beauty in imperfection and the patina of age. Historically, the Japanese have embraced each crack and chip as a unique addition, believing the pottery is reborn as something new and even more beautiful. Thus, kintsugi pieces are cherished gifts, symbolizing resilience, renewal, and hope.

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Japanese Bamboo Floor Lamp "Hagoromo" on a bedside table

Bamboo Lamps

Bamboo, revered in Japan for its rapid growth and resilience, symbolizes vitality and prosperity. Our bamboo light, crafted from delicate strips of this revered material, casts enchanting shadows that dance with the light, creating a serene and captivating atmosphere. Its meticulous design, though simple in form, effortlessly transforms any space into a peaceful zen sanctuary.

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