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Featured Products
A bamboo tray, delicately handcrafted by artisans from a small village in Western Java.
Learn more about our friends from Studio Dapur here.
Measurements: 260 x 260 x 25mm
We partnered up with Studio Dapur, a brand from West Java, Indonesia to create a very special product. With a similar philosophy as ours, Studio Dapur works with traditional bamboo craftsmen in their region, creating new lifestyle products that can be used in every day life.
The sustainable material bamboo is carefully selected and crafted in to high quality bamboo products. Beautiful weaving techniques are combined with bent frames, making the items durable yet lightweight.
Handmade leather coasters, with patterns inspired by Japanese Rock Gardens.
∅108mm
Available as set of 2, set of 4 or as single Hinoki Tray and FABRIK leather coaster set.
The natural leather will darken over time and develop a beautiful patina, depending on how you use it.
This is a collaboration product between Asemi Co. and FABRIK.
Learn more about FABRIK
Ōbori Soma-Yaki is an over 400-year-old pottery style from Fukushima, Japan, famous for its distinctive cracked glaze.
In 2011 the birthplace of Soma-Yaki got destroyed by a tsunami and our artisan has since moved to start anew, keeping this stunning and unique pottery style alive.
Large - approx. 230ml / roughly h10cm x w7cm
Small - approx. 100ml / roughly h6cm x w7cm
The cups are handcrafted and made only with 100% natural ingredients in the glaze.
Every Artisan cup is a one of a kind piece due to their handcrafted nature.
Large Plus takes slightly more liquid than our usual large cups.
Contemporary folk craft cups with an amazing subtle metallic gloss & unique “Tobikanna“ details.
The black metallic finish of our Koishiwara-yaki cup is achieved through a unique glaze developed by our Koishiwara Artisan. He mixes iron powder to the rice straw ash that he uses as the glaze.
The distinct pattern on our cups is done with a technique called “Tobikanna.” The artisan uses a metal tool to apply chatter markings on the half-dry surface of the cup, while it is turning on the potter’s wheel. True to its name the “jumping iron” leaves the typical Koishiwara-Yaki markings behind.