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Atelier Japan is the modern, bespoke boutique for the discerning international consumer. Atelier Japan powerfully encapsulates an ancient artisanal past that is articulated for the modern audience. Japanese culture is synonymous with meticulous design, strong work ethic, and a focus placed on aesthetic brilliance. We are a place desired by the consumer who keen to the quality of life, a place for those that wish to own the unique, handmade beauty of Japanese design. At Atelier Japan we create authentic Japanese products for you to enjoy in the comfort of your home.
Our Makers
Our makers have stood the stead of time. They have prevailed among huge global disturbances and are still unwilling to go backwards. We champion this aim to be the resilient partner of the digital age. Our makers have taken care and time to create the authentic Japanese products for you to enjoy in the comfort of your own home.
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FROM JAPAN TO YOU
When you've placed your order, our team in Japan collect your goods and send them directly to our dispatching team in the United Kingdom, whom will complete their final quality assurance checks and your order will then be on its way to you.
OFFICIAL STORE
Our expert traditional Makers in Japan have never sold their products officailly outside of their country. Their products are officially available on the Atelier Japan store.
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Japanese Ornamental Round Fan | Mt.Fuji by Hamada Taisuke-KYO UCHIWA
This ornamental round fan Kyo Uchiwa has been handcrafted to represent Japan’s seasons and nature. Painter Hamada Taisuke is a well-known Japanese painter and he painted this picture. The time and care that has gone into making this is greatly impressive and its quality is even more astounding.
Cutting Art Round Fan | Checkered Pattern & Ivy
This ornamental Kyo Uchiwa piece is crafted with checkered pattern and ivy, originally used by Kabuki in the Edo era of Japan. Komaruya chose this traditional pattern and ivy because the materials and they in this ornament are believed to assist its owner to prosper. This checkered pattern and ivy fan have been handcrafted to perfection using the most luxurious materials to ensure that the best product possible is created.
Kyoto Pottery Sake Cup | Irabo Glaze-GUINOMI
This Kyoto Pottery Sake Cup Irabo Glaze has nature earth texture. This texture brings you the relaxing time and humble feeling. A true resemblance of the history of Sake cups, this cup is earthy and natural in design. Though traditionally used for Sake in Japan, this cup can be used for any drink, whatever the occasion.
Kyoto Pottery Vase | Celadon-KABIN
This Kyoto Pottery Vase Celadon has a minimalist character in its shape and design, the clean lines of this vase add an understated touch to any display. Celadon style shows the simple desing and elegant style. We crafted modern style on the traditional skill. Display this authentic product for your daily life.
Inlay Gold & Silver Cufflinks | Pine Tree-CUFFS
These pine tree cuffs have been expertly crafted using pure gold and silver elements to bring this sentiment to you. In Japan, the pine tree is a symbol of prosperity. These beautiful cufflinks would make a perfect gift or a nice gesture to someone special, having been perfectly handcrafted in Kyoto by one of our talented makers they are very unique and of high value.
Inlay Sakura Drop Pendant | Gold & Silver Sakura-PENDANT
Inlay Sakura drop pendant with Japanese authentic skill. Feel Japanese touch and bloom your life. This water drop pendant with Sakura design has been handcrafted by one of our talented Zinlay makers and is a beautifully sophisticated Japanese design.
High Quality Matcha Green Tea | KINRIN-MATCHA
Matcha has become a hugely popular drink in western cultures in recent years. This High-Quality Matcha Green Tea KINRIN has an authentic gentle flavour that mixes well with freshness, rounded and bold taste and a unique richness to the flavour.
Low caffeine Matcha Green Tea-MATCHA-
This is a great low caffeine matcha green tea for people who are reducing their caffeine intake. Also, great for those who are pregnant or breastfeeding as it will not affect the baby in any way and only safe techniques are used to extract 80% of the caffeine.Even after reducing their caffeine, this was succeeded to keep 90% of theanine, amino acids, EGCG for protecting yourself fromcancer and high blood pressure.0p
Sterling Silver Earrings | Mini Aoi Earrings
With its bright and vibrant purple tone, these earrings have been made with amethyst and a base of silver and are calved into a flower shape to create an elegant effect, perfect for pairing with any outfit.
Inlay Ring | Water Drop Ring
Since ancient times, various techniques of inlay crafts have been used around the world. Originating from Damascus in Syria, it is said that the techniques of metal inlay crafts travelled along the Silk Road and reached Japan around the Asuka period (592-710).
Inlay crafts were initially used in creating weapons or utensils for religious ceremonies. One of the earliest examples of inlay techniques can be found on the ancient samurai sword Shichisei-ken, held at the Shitennoji Temple in Osaka. Here, intricate inlay decoration can be seen on both the blade and the end of the handle of this large sword. Another example can be found at the Shosoin Imperial Repository in Nara where a sword with gold inlay has been carefully preserved. At Yakushiji Temple in Nara, important symbolic Buddhist patterns are inlaid onto the palms and feet of their main Buddhist statue. Zinlay is a family business that is bringing this beautiful ancient technique to the modern world.
Inlay Ring | Ichimatsu Pattern Ring
Since ancient times, various techniques of inlay crafts have been used around the world. Originating from Damascus in Syria, it is said that the techniques of metal inlay crafts travelled along the Silk Road and reached Japan around the Asuka period (592-710).
Inlay crafts were initially used in creating weapons or utensils for religious ceremonies. One of the earliest examples of inlay techniques can be found on the ancient samurai sword Shichisei-ken, held at the Shitennoji Temple in Osaka. Here, intricate inlay decoration can be seen on both the blade and the end of the handle of this large sword. Another example can be found at the Shosoin Imperial Repository in Nara where a sword with gold inlay has been carefully preserved. At Yakushiji Temple in Nara, important symbolic Buddhist patterns are inlaid onto the palms and feet of their main Buddhist statue. Zinlay is a family business that is bringing this beautiful ancient technique to the modern world.
Inlay Bracelet | Arabesque Pattern Bracelet
Since ancient times, various techniques of inlay crafts have been used around the world. Originating from Damascus in Syria, it is said that the techniques of metal inlay crafts travelled along the Silk Road and reached Japan around the Asuka period (592-710).
Inlay crafts were initially used in creating weapons or utensils for religious ceremonies. One of the earliest examples of inlay techniques can be found on the ancient samurai sword Shichisei-ken, held at the Shitennoji Temple in Osaka. Here, intricate inlay decoration can be seen on both the blade and the end of the handle of this large sword. Another example can be found at the Shosoin Imperial Repository in Nara where a sword with gold inlay has been carefully preserved. At Yakushiji Temple in Nara, important symbolic Buddhist patterns are inlaid onto the palms and feet of their main Buddhist statue. Zinlay is a family business that is bringing this beautiful ancient technique to the modern world.
Inlay Bracelet | Ichimatsu Pattern Bracelet
Since ancient times, various techniques of inlay crafts have been used around the world. Originating from Damascus in Syria, it is said that the techniques of metal inlay crafts travelled along the Silk Road and reached Japan around the Asuka period (592-710).
Inlay crafts were initially used in creating weapons or utensils for religious ceremonies. One of the earliest examples of inlay techniques can be found on the ancient samurai sword Shichisei-ken, held at the Shitennoji Temple in Osaka. Here, intricate inlay decoration can be seen on both the blade and the end of the handle of this large sword. Another example can be found at the Shosoin Imperial Repository in Nara where a sword with gold inlay has been carefully preserved. At Yakushiji Temple in Nara, important symbolic Buddhist patterns are inlaid onto the palms and feet of their main Buddhist statue. Zinlay is a family business that is bringing this beautiful ancient technique to the modern world.
Inlay Bracelet | Sanskrit Letters Pattern Bracelet
Since ancient times, various techniques of inlay crafts have been used around the world. Originating from Damascus in Syria, it is said that the techniques of metal inlay crafts travelled along the Silk Road and reached Japan around the Asuka period (592-710).
Inlay crafts were initially used in creating weapons or utensils for religious ceremonies. One of the earliest examples of inlay techniques can be found on the ancient samurai sword Shichisei-ken, held at the Shitennoji Temple in Osaka. Here, intricate inlay decoration can be seen on both the blade and the end of the handle of this large sword. Another example can be found at the Shosoin Imperial Repository in Nara where a sword with gold inlay has been carefully preserved. At Yakushiji Temple in Nara, important symbolic Buddhist patterns are inlaid onto the palms and feet of their main Buddhist statue. Zinlay is a family business that is bringing this beautiful ancient technique to the modern world.
Shippo Pattern Necklace
Traditionally, Shippo symbolize the seven tresure in Japan. The seven treasure(Gold / Silver / Pearls / Agate / Crystal / Coral / Lapis Lazuri) bring hapiness to your life. This is a good fortune pattern with wishes such as perfection, harmony, and rims in this pattern where the circles are linked forever. In addition, human relationships and connections are also patterns that show that they have the same value as cloisonne.
Yukiwa Pattern Necklace
Yukiwa shows the shape of snow crystal. Traditionally, it was said that falling snow would bring about good harvest and was a symbol of good luck. It is very beautiful and has a handle that shows strength.