Discover the Magic of Japanese Washi Towels by Murakami Pile
Towels might seem mundane, but Murakami Pile’s Japanese Washi towels are anything but ordinary. Nestled in Imabari—the heart of Japan’s towel-making industry—Murakami Pile fuses centuries-old craftsmanship with innovative materials to produce towels that delight from the first touch.
Introducing Otta Towels
Otta Towels - Small, Colourful & Clever
Meet Otta, a playful collection of small Japanese towels by Tanaka Industries, bringing together exceptional quality, clever design and a joyful mix of colour and pattern. Imabari certified and made from beautifully soft, highly absorbent cotton, these compact towels are designed for everyday use - a little piece of Japanese design that’s as practical as it is fun.
The Japanese Bowl - Udon
Thoughtfully designed to be as practical as it is beautiful, the Japanese udon bowl features a generous depth and wide rim, making it ideal for hearty noodle dishes, warming broths and colourful toppings. Whether enjoyed daily or shared with friends, it brings a sense of warmth and occasion to every meal.
Endless Ways to Enjoy Udon.
The Japanese Bowl - Ramen
Japanese tableware is designed around the principle that the vessel should complement both the food and the dining experience. In Japanese cuisine, the bowl is considered just as important as the food it holds, with each shape thoughtfully designed to suit a particular dish and dining experience.
Introducing Kai Shun Knives
The tradition and skills handed down from the sword-smiths of ancient Japan have always been an inspiration and integral part of every Kai product since the company's foundation in 1908. Kai Shun kitchen knives are made using a combination of state of the art technology and long experience, and are highly esteemed all over the world – each Shun knife is handcrafted in SEKI, Japan and requires at least 100 meticulous steps to complete.
Wabi Sabi
Wabi-Sabi is the Japanese philosophy of finding beauty in simplicity, imperfection, and the natural passage of time. It encourages us to slow down, appreciate authenticity, and find joy in the understated details that make everyday life meaningful.
