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wasabi CRAFT

Makie Pebbles 020 Snapper

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Urushi maki-e is applied to natural stone. This is a one-of-a-kind art piece made by a craftsman of Buddhist altar maki-e. Maki-e is a crafting technique in which layers of lacquer are applied and gold powder and mother-of-pearl inlays are used to create a glittering effect. The technique of maki-e is used in abundance in this item.
The eyes of this sea bream are embedded with mother-of-pearl inlay, and the freshness of the sea bream is expressed with subtle nuances of gold dust sprinkled on the scales. It is recommended as a paperweight and as an interior accent for the New Year.
Size: W8 cm, H7.5 cm, D3 cm, weight 255 g

Wasabi CRAFT

Wasabi CRAFT specializes in handmade leather goods and crafts.

Our products are daily necessities that grow over time with their users. We use simple and natural materials with a focus on sustainability, creating products that can be nurtured under the user's care.

Commitment to our products:

  • "Wasabi" in Wasabi Craft is a coined word that combines "wabi-sabi" of Japanese culture and "wasabi," a typical Japanese spice.
  • We aim to enjoy how the items in our daily life, to which we have become attached, grow in charm and atmosphere over time, much like the melancholy we feel for old things or the spicy allure we associate with antiques.

This is the foundation of Wasabi Craft's craftsmanship.

We emphasize bringing out the best in the materials we use.

The tanning of leather and dyeing of cloth reflects the wisdom of craftsmen who engage with nature and materials. They explore how to align the characteristics of natural materials with the functions of daily life and infuse their beauty into our everyday existence.

We strive to incorporate this wisdom into daily necessities and share it with consumers. Our commitment is to convey the irreplaceability of nature, which gives birth to materials, through our products.