Traditional Japanese Wood, Textile, and Lacquerware from Japan SuiteCombining organic materials with multi-generational techniques, Japanese wood, textile, and lacquerware represent the pinnacle of functional art. Explore our collection of hand-carved wooden trays, linens, and striking, polished lacquerware items built to bring Japanese aesthetic traditions into daily life.
Takano Bamboo
Ogura Tenugui
Aizawa Studio
Kashoan
Unique Objects
Kihachi Studio
FAQs
How are traditional Japanese
lacquerware and woodwork maintained?
1
To maintain the brilliant shine of authentic Japanese lacquerware and natural wood pieces, wipe them gently with a soft, damp cloth and dry them immediately. Never soak them in water, place them in a dishwasher, or expose them to direct sunlight, which can cause warping or cracking.
What traditional techniques are
used in Japanese metalware and textiles?
2
Our collection showcases centuries-old regional artistry, including hand-hammered metalwork and traditional Japanese textile weaving and dyeing methods. These techniques result in highly durable, functional everyday goods that carry a deep sense of Japanese cultural heritage.