Brazen water or tea kettle, art handicraft from Kyoto. Silver-coated on the inside, silvery on the outside through a special procedure. Outstanding artsmanswork, can be used on gas, petrol or charcoal fire. Does not tarnish.

Brazen water or tea kettle, art handicraft from Kyoto. Silver-coated on the inside, silvery on the outside through a special procedure. Outstanding artsmanswork, can be used on gas, petrol or charcoal fire. Does not tarnish.

A spoon for measuring tea made of cherry-wood.

Beautifully handcrafted caddy, that will alter its colour as it ages. Made by Kaikado in Kyoto. Ideal for daily use. Protect from wetness (i.e. do not store in the fridge).

http://www.kaikado.jp/

Beautifully handcrafted caddy, that will alter its colour as it ages. Made by Kaikado in Kyoto. Ideal for daily use. Protect from wetness (i.e. do not store in the fridge).

http://www.kaikado.jp/

Beautifully handcrafted caddy, that will alter its colour as it ages. Made by Kaikado in Kyoto. Ideal for daily use. Protect from wetness (i.e. do not store in the fridge).

http://www.kaikado.jp/

Handcrafted brass tea spoon.

http://www.kaikado.jp/

Beautifully handcrafted caddy, that will alter its colour as it ages. Made by Kaikado in Kyoto. Ideal for daily use. Protect from wetness (i.e. do not store in the fridge).

http://www.kaikado.jp/

Beautifully handcrafted caddy, that will alter its colour as it ages. Made by Kaikado in Kyoto. Ideal for daily use. Protect from wetness (i.e. do not store in the fridge).

http://www.kaikado.jp/

Caddy made of birch bark, round with a second lid inside (8.2x9cm).

Contains about 100 grams.

Caddy made of cherry bark, round with a second lid inside (8.2x9cm).

Contains about 100 grams.

A very beautiful handcrafted tablet form Japan. The shape is rather classical and it has been completed with a traditional smooth Urushi laquer. Urushi is a natural laquer that has been used for generations. It is appreciated for its beautiful colour and its increasing resistance.

Designed by Simon Kämpfer.

A very beautiful handcrafted tablet form Japan. The shape is rather classical and it has been completed with a traditional rough Urushi laquer. Urushi is a natural laquer that has been used for generations. It is appreciated for its beautiful colour and its increasing resistance.

Designed by Simon Kämpfer.