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not rated £359.99Gold Leaf Pearl Necklace | Scale Pattern
This Gold Leaf Pearl Necklace Scale Pattern design is a stunningly crafted piece that can be worn to spice up a plain outfit and has been carefully handcrafted by one of our expert makers in Japan to produce you the best quality product possible..
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not rated £315.99 – £355.99Japanese 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.
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not rated £295.99Gold Leaf Pearls Bracelet | Phases of the moon (Akoya Pearls)
This gold leaf pearl bracelet is part of the phases of the moon (Akoya Pearls) range and is a luxurious and elegant piece of jewellery that shows the phases of the moon together with a beautiful shine and lustre on Akoya Pearl.
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not rated £269.99Inlay 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.
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not rated £269.99Inlay 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.
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not rated £269.99Inlay 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.
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not rated £269.99Inlay 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.
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not rated £269.99Inlay 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.
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not rated £234.99Satsuma Brooch Ware | Yellow
This earthen Satsuma Brooch Ware Yellow is crafted by hand carefully one by one. This brooch is the new style of earthenwares. With this brooch, modern meets tradition in a perfect way.
This will bring elegance to you and your life. Nothing can be replaced with this authentic brooch. This is crafted and painted by hand one by one.In 1919, the founder of Yozan was attracted to the mesh pattern of the Awata yaki, so much so that he began manufacturing Kyo-Satsuma in the Higashiyama Ward of Kyoto City. Since then, Ogawayozan have devoted themselves to crafting this intricately designed pottery. Kyo-Satsuma has become well renowned across many different countries in forms such as vases, teapots, and decorative dishes. In Japan, Kyo-Satsuma pottery is highly desirable for tea ceremonies and burning traditional incense. In 1993, the second generation Yozan was awarded the honour of being named Traditional Industrial Excellence Engineer by the Governor of Kyoto. Shortly after, in 1996, the third generation Yozan was certified as a successor to Kyoto’s crafts technology.
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not rated £234.99Satsuma Brooch Ware | Green
This earthen Satsuma Brooch Ware Green is crafted by hand carefully one by one. This brooch is the new style of earthenwares. With this brooch, modern meets tradition in a perfect way.
This will bring elegance to you and your life. Nothing can be replaced with this authentic brooch. This is crafted and painted by hand one by one.In 1919, the founder of Yozan was attracted to the mesh pattern of the Awata yaki, so much so that he began manufacturing Kyo-Satsuma in the Higashiyama Ward of Kyoto City. Since then, Ogawayozan have devoted themselves to crafting this intricately designed pottery. Kyo-Satsuma has become well renowned across many different countries in forms such as vases, teapots, and decorative dishes. In Japan, Kyo-Satsuma pottery is highly desirable for tea ceremonies and burning traditional incense. In 1993, the second generation Yozan was awarded the honour of being named Traditional Industrial Excellence Engineer by the Governor of Kyoto. Shortly after, in 1996, the third generation Yozan was certified as a successor to Kyoto’s crafts technology.
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not rated £234.99Satsuma Brooch Ware | Blue
This earthen Satsuma Brooch Ware Blue is crafted by hand carefully one by one. This brooch is the new style of earthenwares. With this brooch, modern meets tradition in a perfect way.
This will bring elegance to you and your life. Nothing can be replaced with this authentic brooch. This is crafted and painted by hand one by one.In 1919, the founder of Yozan was attracted to the mesh pattern of the Awata yaki, so much so that he began manufacturing Kyo-Satsuma in the Higashiyama Ward of Kyoto City. Since then, Ogawayozan have devoted themselves to crafting this intricately designed pottery. Kyo-Satsuma has become well renowned across many different countries in forms such as vases, teapots, and decorative dishes. In Japan, Kyo-Satsuma pottery is highly desirable for tea ceremonies and burning traditional incense. In 1993, the second generation Yozan was awarded the honour of being named Traditional Industrial Excellence Engineer by the Governor of Kyoto. Shortly after, in 1996, the third generation Yozan was certified as a successor to Kyoto’s crafts technology.
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not rated £171.99 – £210.99Cutting 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.
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not rated £169.99 – £185.99Silver 950 Forge Bangle | Handmade Sign Pattern
These handmade bangles are made from silver in two different types of thickness to suit different customers taste, however, both can be adjusted to fit any size wrist.
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not rated £45.55 – £162.99Fine Green Tea | TEKITEKI-SENCHA
This fine green tea TEKITEKI was awarded The National tea Fair of Sencha (exclusive items). As with all of their matcha products, this particular green tea has a wonderful, authentic flavour for you to experience this popular traditional drink in the comfort of your own home.This is a superb sencha with a refreshing aroma and tasteful and plum flavour.
Marukyu-Koyamaen started to cultivate and manufacture tea in the village of Uji and Ogura in Kyoto in late 1600 led by their founder, Kyujiro Koyama. Over the last 400 years, Koyamaen have devoted themselves to producing the highest quality tea generation after generation. Koyamaen are one of the oldest established tea manufacturers in Uji; they supply their high-quality tea to many prestigious temples, shrines, and tea ceremony houses. Koyamaen have acquired a number of notable awards at the annual National Tea Competition in Japan. Since 1962, Koyamaen have won the highly-coveted first place award 21 times. Whilst preserving tradition, Koyamaen promote technologically innovative production techniques. In recent years, Koyamaen have been focusing on developing new products such as their patented Mizutate Ousu in which Matcha tea can be made with cold water.
Our expert traditional Makers in Japan have never sold their products officially outside of their country. Their products are officially available on the Atelier Japan store.
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.
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not rated £109.99 – £149.99Sensu Hand fan | Petty Pink Sakura
Sakura which is the national flower of Japan can grow in white and also a pretty pink but it only stays for a short while during the spring on the trees of Japan which makes the season where all the trees are covered in it even more special and appreciated. With this piece being one of our best sellers get yours today as limited stock is available.
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not rated £144.99Sterling Silver | Futaba Aoi Pin Badge
Since the 1790s, and over seven generations, Kazariya-Ryo have worked as craftsmen of metallic ornaments in Kyoto. Within their metalcraft workshop, Kazariya-Ryo currently produce a range of items, such as tea sets and incense tools, using various metals of gold, silver, and copper. In 1900, the precise technology of 4th generation Takezuro became well-renowned both in Japan and overseas which led them to be given the name of “Chikuei-Do Eisin” by the Prince of Arisugawa-no-miya, a member of the Imperial Family of Japan. Since then, the name Chikuei-Do Eisin has lasted throughout the generations of Kazariya-Ryo through to the current seventh generation, Chikuei-Do Kaei.
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not rated £134.99Sterling Silver Forge Necklace | Rose Charm
Since the 1790s, and over seven generations, Kazariya-Ryo have worked as craftsmen of metallic ornaments in Kyoto. Within their metalcraft workshop, Kazariya-Ryo currently produce a range of items, such as tea sets and incense tools, using various metals of gold, silver, and copper. In 1900, the precise technology of 4th generation Takezuro became well-renowned both in Japan and overseas which led them to be given the name of “Chikuei-Do Eisin” by the Prince of Arisugawa-no-miya, a member of the Imperial Family of Japan. Since then, the name Chikuei-Do Eisin has lasted throughout the generations of Kazariya-Ryo through to the current seventh generation, Chikuei-Do Kaei.
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not rated £116.55Inlay Reversible Drop Pendant | Sakura-PENDANT
This inlay reversible drop pendant with its delicate Sakura flower design is a piece that it is suitable for any and all occasions. Inlay(damascene) skill has been preserved since 7 century in Japan.
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not rated £114.99Sterling 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.
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not rated £109.99Sterling Silver Earrings | Japanese Arabesque Pattern
The arabesque pattern earrings are seen as a sign of beauty in Japan and are made from the finest sterling silver by the talented makers here at Atelier Japan.
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not rated £39.99 – £85.55High 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.
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not rated £84.99Rabbit Usagi | Netsulee – Plain
Since the 1790s, and over seven generations, Kazariya-Ryo have worked as craftsmen of metallic ornaments in Kyoto. Within their metalcraft workshop, Kazariya-Ryo currently produce a range of items, such as tea sets and incense tools, using various metals of gold, silver, and copper. In 1900, the precise technology of 4th generation Takezuro became well-renowned both in Japan and overseas which led them to be given the name of “Chikuei-Do Eisin” by the Prince of Arisugawa-no-miya, a member of the Imperial Family of Japan. Since then, the name Chikuei-Do Eisin has lasted throughout the generations of Kazariya-Ryo through to the current seventh generation, Chikuei-Do Kaei.
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not rated £84.99Rabbit Usagi | Netsulee – Detailed
Since the 1790s, and over seven generations, Kazariya-Ryo have worked as craftsmen of metallic ornaments in Kyoto. Within their metalcraft workshop, Kazariya-Ryo currently produce a range of items, such as tea sets and incense tools, using various metals of gold, silver, and copper. In 1900, the precise technology of 4th generation Takezuro became well-renowned both in Japan and overseas which led them to be given the name of “Chikuei-Do Eisin” by the Prince of Arisugawa-no-miya, a member of the Imperial Family of Japan. Since then, the name Chikuei-Do Eisin has lasted throughout the generations of Kazariya-Ryo through to the current seventh generation, Chikuei-Do Kaei.
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not rated £79.99Sterling Silver Forge Earrings | Crane
Browse our beautifully crafted collections for gift inspiration like these delicate sterling silver crane earrings, they are a perfect something for a perfect someone. These stunning earrings are a solid representation of the traditional Japanese origami crane earrings and have been crafted using silver and gold parts.
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not rated £70.00Sterling Silver | Smooth Silver Bangle
Since the 1790s, and over seven generations, Kazariya-Ryo have worked as craftsmen of metallic ornaments in Kyoto. Within their metalcraft workshop, Kazariya-Ryo currently produce a range of items, such as tea sets and incense tools, using various metals of gold, silver, and copper. In 1900, the precise technology of 4th generation Takezuro became well-renowned both in Japan and overseas which led them to be given the name of “Chikuei-Do Eisin” by the Prince of Arisugawa-no-miya, a member of the Imperial Family of Japan. Since then, the name Chikuei-Do Eisin has lasted throughout the generations of Kazariya-Ryo through to the current seventh generation, Chikuei-Do Kaei.
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not rated £69.99Sterling Silver Forge Earrings | Sakura Pink
Perfect for any occasion, these delicate soft pink silver forge sakura earrings are a wonderful representation of Japan’s iconic cherry blossom and are made by our very own Atelier makers.
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not rated £69.99Inlay Gold & Silver Earrings | Chrysanthemum-EARRINGS
These chrysanthemum earrings have been crafted using ancient Japanese techniques. Shaped to resemble a chrysanthemum, each earring features a ginkgyo design. Chrysanthemum “Kiku” is an auspicious flower which is used for Japanese emperor family crest historically and believed it as life extension. No matter the occasion, this piece will add a statement to any outfit.
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not rated £59.99Sterling Silver | Lion Book Mark
Since the 1790s, and over seven generations, Kazariya-Ryo have worked as craftsmen of metallic ornaments in Kyoto. Within their metalcraft workshop, Kazariya-Ryo currently produce a range of items, such as tea sets and incense tools, using various metals of gold, silver, and copper. In 1900, the precise technology of 4th generation Takezuro became well-renowned both in Japan and overseas which led them to be given the name of “Chikuei-Do Eisin” by the Prince of Arisugawa-no-miya, a member of the Imperial Family of Japan. Since then, the name Chikuei-Do Eisin has lasted throughout the generations of Kazariya-Ryo through to the current seventh generation, Chikuei-Do Kaei.
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not rated £59.99Sterling Silver | Mini Aoi Hair Pin
With its bright and vibrant purple tone, this hair pin has 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.
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not rated £44.55Kyoto Pottery Tumbler | Streamlines
The simple yet traditional style of this Kyoto Pottery Tumbler Streamlines shape truly represents Japanese design whilst being both striking and effective. This is the earthy, warm tones give a truly comforting feel to this tumbler. Each cup is designed in a traditional style and is a pleasure to use each and every day.
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not rated £35.00Sterling Silver Earrings | Purple Flower 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.
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not ratedLow 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
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not rated £28.00Kyoto Pottery | Black Cups
Rokubeygama was opened in 1771 in the Gojyosaka area of Kyoto by its founder, Kiyomizu Rokubey. After 250 years, Rokubeygama is currently in its eighth generation and has become a well-respected family of artistic pottery. Following the rise in popularity of Kyo-yaki, the principals of each generation have since been creating pieces using this traditional technique. Under the supervision of the current owner Kiyomizu Rokubey, Rokubeygama continues to produce works that suit the modern lifestyle such as dishes, vases, ornaments, and tea sets.
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not rated £25.00Kyoto Pottery | Small Printed Cups
Rokubeygama was opened in 1771 in the Gojyosaka area of Kyoto by its founder, Kiyomizu Rokubey. After 250 years, Rokubeygama is currently in its eighth generation and has become a well-respected family of artistic pottery. Following the rise in popularity of Kyo-yaki, the principals of each generation have since been creating pieces using this traditional technique. Under the supervision of the current owner Kiyomizu Rokubey, Rokubeygama continues to produce works that suit the modern lifestyle such as dishes, vases, ornaments, and tea sets.
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not rated £18.00Inlay Tie Pin | Carved Gikgyo Silver – TIE PIN
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 traveled 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.
Our expert traditional Makers in Japan have never sold their products officially outside of their country. Their products are officially available on the Atelier Japan store.
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.
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not rated £18.00Inlay Tie Pin | Gold – TIE PIN
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 traveled 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.
Our expert traditional Makers in Japan have never sold their products officially outside of their country. Their products are officially available on the Atelier Japan store.
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.
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not rated £9.99 – £11.99Fine Matcha | Green Tea Latte
This fine matcha green tea latte has become a huge favourite in western cultures in recent years. This fine matcha green tea latte has been blended to perfection and is served with milk or cream to create the best taste. This Matcha has been made using traditional Japanese techniques that have been passed down through generations.
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not rated £315.99 – £355.99Japanese Ornamental Round Fan | Red Mt.Fuji by Hamada Taisuke-KYO UCHIWA
This ornamental Red Mt Fuji Kyo Uchiwa fan has been handcrafted by the artist Hamada Taisuke using materials of the highest quality. Painter Hamada Taisuke is a well-known Japanese painter. Red Mt.Fuji shows you many impressions.
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not rated £799.99Kyoto Ceramic Ornament | Okina-OKIMONO
A venerable ornament believed to be the symbol of wisdom and respect within Japanese culture. We hope this Kyoto Ceramic Ornament Okina will bring those meaning and humbleness into your daily life. A vibrantly decorated ornament that can pass this sentiment on, or be placed in the home as a beautiful decoration.
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not rated £39.99Inlay Tie pin | Grape-TIE PIN
A distinguished grape Tie Pin with a traditional grape design. Beautiful handcrafted has the meaning of love and care.
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 traveled 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.
Our expert traditional Makers in Japan have never sold their products officially outside of their country. Their products are officially available on the Atelier Japan store.
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.
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not rated £19.99Organic Matcha Green Tea Standard 40g | MATCHA
This Organic Matcha Green Tea Standard is organic and has a JAS Certification. Marukyu Koyamaen has [The certification of the Japanese Agricultural Standard for Processed Food from Organic Agricultural Products] too.This tea also comes in a 40g can, therefore, there are lots to enjoy with caring about your health.
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not rated £139.99 – £319.99Authentic Highest Quality Matcha Green Tea | TENJU‐Matcha
This particular handmade highest quality Matcha green tea powder was featured and prized at the National Tea Ceremony Awards meaning its taste and flavour is just the one of a kind, it has a smooth taste and gentle sweetness.
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not rated £75.55Sterling Silver Earrings | Red Clematis
With a pop of bright red, these earrings are truly beautiful and are topped off with a stunning centrepiece and flecks of gold flakes to really add the luxury feel.
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not rated £409.99Gold Leaf Pearl Earrings / Narihirabishi
These stunningly handcrafted patterned earrings have been made to pair up with any item of clothing to complete the perfect outfit. Having been handcrafted by one of our skilled makers in Japan these particular earrings are made to the highest quality for you to enjoy. These Gold Leaf Pearl Earrings NARIHIRABISHI are a beautiful gift for a special occasion and can be treasured.
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not rated £29.99 – £59.99Matcha Green Tea | Gamma-aminobutyric acid
This healthy matcha green tea is effective in lowering the blood sugar level in your body meaning if you are diabetic this healthy matcha green tea will have lots of health benefits and is made by Marukyu Koyamaen to provide this healthy matcha with using their outstanding skill and passion for authentic matcha.
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not rated £71.99 – £135.99Kyoto Old Scenary Round Fan | The Aoi Festival
This ornamental Shin Fukakusa piece uses rich, warm colours and delicate lines to express the atmosphere of Aoi festival, one of three historical festivals in Kyoto. Aoi is one of the three major festivals in Kyoto and is known as the most elegant and quaint festival of our country’s festivals.
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not rated £59.99Kyoto Pottery Blue Tea Cup | Mishima Pattern-YUNOMI
This Kyoto Pottery Blue Tea Cup Mishima Pattern, beautifully highlights the traditional texture of the piece and its authentic style. The features of Mishima are carved into the surface of the vessel and are decorated with clay embedded inside. Mishima pattern has been designed since 15 century in Japan. This design and pattern is one of the longest traditional one for you. With striking blue accents, the traditional textures of this cup are perfectly complemented.
Rokubeygama was opened in 1771 in the Gojyosaka area of Kyoto by its founder, Kiyomizu Rokubey. After 250 years, Rokubeygama is currently in its eighth generation and has become a well-respected family of artistic pottery. Following the rise in popularity of Kyo-yaki, the principals of each generation have since been creating pieces using this traditional technique. Under the supervision of the current owner Kiyomizu Rokubey, Rokubeygama continues to produce works that suit the modern lifestyle such as dishes, vases, ornaments, and tea sets.
Our expert traditional Makers in Japan have never sold their products officially outside of their country. Their products are officially available on the Atelier Japan store.
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.
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not rated £72.99Inlay Cufflinks | Iris-CUFFS-
This inlay iris cuff is expertly handcrafted using centuries of experience. Ayame(Iris) is one of the Japanese traditional original flowers. and it’s been a symbol of love, hope and wisdom. This is truly one of a kind and is only worthy of the most special owners.
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not rated £89.99Fine Green Tea in Kyoto Handmade Tin 90g | UNJO-SENCHA
Fine Green Tea Kyoto Handmade Tin 90g UNJO is with a handmade can the beautifully sophisticated Green Tea flavour and is contained tightly within the packaging making sure that the flavour is trapped inside leaving you with the ultimate taste inside for when the drink is made. These handmade tins from Kyoto, “Kaikado” are carefully handmade one for this product, this high level of quality cannot be found anywhere else and this makes this piece very popular.
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not rated £172.99Satsuma Small Plate Ware | Autumnal Plate-SARA
An earthen Satsuma Small Plate Ware Autumnal Plate has been painted and gilt an autumn day between the mountains of Japan admiring the beautiful scenery. Buy your plate today on Atelier Japan and use this ornament in your own home or use it to present a small portion of food.
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not rated £135.55Golf Ball Marker | White Tiger(of the West)
This traditional Japanese pure silver ball marker has been crafted to perfection by one of Atelier Japan’s very own talented makers in Kyoto, using the finest silver ensuring that the golf ball marker is the highest quality possible.
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not rated £409.99Gold Leaf Pearl Ring | Scale Pattern
These beautiful gold leaf pearl rings in the scale pattern style have been handcrafted to perfection by one of our talented makers in Kyoto using fine point brushes and gold leaf paint. These Gold Leaf Pearl Ring Scale Pattern are subtle and can be worn with any outfit to create a stunning new style.
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not rated £99.99 – £139.99Sensu Hand fan | Pine Tree on Gold
Komaruya’s golden style hand fan includes a pine tree design using gold leaf paper to create and is painted by Hamada Taisuke who is a well-known Japanese artist. The Hand fan for interior pine tree is a beautiful addition to anyone’s home and can be paired with one of Atelier Japan’s stunning collection of fan hangers that you can even hand two at a time onto.As well as the Hand fan for interior pine tree you might want to pair this with one of the festival fans to make a perfect duo.
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not rated £35.99RIMPA Style Kyoto Pottery Small Plate | Tatsuta River-MAMESARA
This RIMPA Style Kyoto Pottery Small Plate Tatsuta River Plum has the contrast of the more geometric abstract shapes with the swirling brush strokes in this design is complemented by the careful use of colour. “Rimpa” is a word made by combining the “Rin” character from the name of Ogata Kōrin (1658-1716), a painter of the style who came 100 years after Sōtatsu, and “Ha” which means faction or school. Using bold, floral shapes atop more natural textures, looking into this design truly reveals Japan’s nature.
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not rated £69.99Kyoto Pottery Green Tea Mug | Mishima Pattern-Mugs
This Kyoto Pottery Green Tea Mug Mishima Pattern, each green stripe in this design adds a modern accent that perfectly complements the traditional style and textures of the mug.
The features of Mishima are carved into the surface of the vessel and are decorated with clay embedded inside. Mishima pattern has been designed since 15 century in Japan. -
not rated £29.99 – £60.99High Quality Matcha Green Tea | YUGEN-MATCHA
This High-Quality Matcha Green Tea YUGEN makes you feel fresh green, and the harmony of the light-moderate astringency and umami(authentic rounded taste) are a good match for Japanese sweets and also European sweets. This matcha powder is popular in Japan. Matcha is such a versatile and tasty drink, the matcha powder can also be used to flavour food just like a seasoning.
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not rated £10.55 – £79.99Fine Green Tea Bag Set | SENCHA
This beautiful blend of tea is crafted so that it goes well with or without many different dishes of food. The finest ingredients have been put together to make this stunning green tea.
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not rated £159.99Sterling Silver Forge Necklace | Hollyhock Pattern
This hollyhock pattern necklace of silverwork has been crafted by one of our talented makers in Japan and is made with an adjustable chain to fit your size meaning that this suitable for everyone to wear.
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not rated £1,999.99Pure Silver Incense Container | Orb White
Our refined silver incense container has been handcrafted in the colour white as this is the colour of purity and in Japan and countries around the world, incense is burned to clear the air from evil and keep it as pure as possible. This Pure Silver Incense Container has been crafted using the highest quality of materials.
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not rated £419.99Stripe Pearl Earrings
These Stripe Pearl Earrings have been painted with modern patterns and would make a great addition to any kind of outfit. These earrings have been crafted using expert techniques and are handpainted by one of our Japanese makers in Kyoto using a modern design.
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not rated £234.99Satsuma Necklace Ware | Green
This earthen Satsuma Necklace Ware Green is crafted by hand carefully one by one. This necklace is the new style of earthenwares. With this necklace, modern meets tradition in a perfect way.
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not rated £739.99Kyoto Ceramic Ornament | Sambaso-OKIMONO
Within Okina, Sambaso is believed to be a symbol of wisdom and respect. This Kyoto Ceramic Ornament Sambaso was made with the hope that this brings these meaning into your life.
This boldly decorated ornament and symbol of Japanese culture can be kept within the home or passed to another person as a beautiful gift the Kyoto Ceramic Ornament Sambaso has been made with the love and care of one of our talented Japanese makers. -
not rated £435.55Inlay Fretwork Pendant or brooch | Japanese Arabesque Design-PENDANT/BROOCH
This beautifully crafted fretwork pedant or brooch is an intricate and sophisticated design that has been expertly crafted with the professional techniques of its makers.
This pattern named “KARAKUSA” symbolizes eternal life, infinite growth.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 traveled 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.
Our expert traditional Makers in Japan have never sold their products officially outside of their country. Their products are officially available on the Atelier Japan store.
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.
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not rated £65.55 – £129.99Highest Quality Green Tea | HISA HOMARE -GYOKURO
This Highest Quality Green Tea HISA HOMARE is the best gyokuro green tea with an authentic pure flavour and fine aged rounded taste. Our perfect Refined green tea HISA HOMARE is one of our best sellers for its gentle and tasty flavour.
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not rated £222.99Satsuma Rounded Vase Ware | Autumn-HENKO
Satsuma Rounded Vase Ware Autumn has been handpainted of Autumn season in Japan onto these traditional Japanese vases, this decorative ornament has an unusual rounded shape to really give it the unique feel, the colourful pheasant’s feature nicely with the paleness of the background.
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not rated £99.99Sterling Silver Earrings | Amethyst
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.
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not rated £359.99Gold Leaf Pearl Necklace | Hemp Leaf
This Gold Leaf Pearl Necklace Hemp Leaf ASANOHA design is a stunningly crafted piece that can be worn to spice up a plain outfit and has been carefully handcrafted by one of our expert makers in Japan to produce you the best quality product possible.
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not rated £77.99 – £139.99Kyoto Old Scenary Round Fan | The Gion Festival
Gion Festival is one of the 3 biggest traditional festivals in Japan. You can compare and enjoy the difference between previous style and current style. This symbolises the Gion festival, the bright flecks of colours stand out perfectly with the cream coloured background. The Gion Festival is one of the most important Japanese festivals that is enjoyed by anyone who chooses to celebrate it.
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not rated £59.99Kyoto Pottery Green Tea Cup | Mishima Pattern-YUNOMI
This Kyoto Pottery Green Tea Cup Mishima Pattern beautifully highlights the traditional texture of the piece and its authentic style. The features of Mishima are carved into the surface of the vessel and are decorated with clay embedded inside. Mishima pattern has been designed since 15 century in Japan. This design and pattern are one of the longest traditional ones for you. Modern stripes of vibrant green accent the natural textures of this cup.
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not rated £72.99Inlay 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.
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not rated £9.55 – £63.99Fine Brown Rice Green Tea Bag Set | GENMAICHA
This is the Fine Brown Rice Green Tea Bag Set and if you have never tried our brand of Brown Rice Tea here is a perfect way to take a taster of our authentic flavoured tea.
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not rated £319.99Satsuma Lapis Lazuli Vase Ware | Sakura Sansui-KOBE RURI-
An earthen miniature Satsuma Lapis Lazuli Vase Ware Sakura Sansui was painted and gilt a spring scene among the mountains and water in Japan and is finished off with a beautiful Sakura design around the royal blue rim of the vase.
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not rated £135.55Golf Ball Marker | Black Tortoise(of the North)
This traditional Japanese pure silver ball marker has been crafted to perfection by one of Atelier Japan’s very own talented makers in Kyoto, using the finest silver ensuring that the golf ball marker is the highest quality possible.
