"Umbrella" made with blended fabric called habutae which has a beautiful fortunate shape widening toward the end

Elegant traditional Janome umbrella made modern. Using local industrial technology in Fukui such as textile and glass frames for fabric and ribs, it is made sturdy, easy-to-handle and elegant. The handle and top tip are Fukui Kawada lacquerware and the handle is decorated with traditional engraving in Ishikawa called tenbori. It can be locked open at two positions - pull the open umbrella down one step to switch to a traditional Japanese Janome umbrella silhouette, letting it perfectly accompany both Japanese and Western styles.

Marriage of the world's thinnest silk "Fairy Feather" and Kaga Yuzen

Kawamata, Fukushima is a leading silk production center of Japan. Its history is said to date back to some 1,400 years ago. Saiei Orimono Co., Ltd. hands down such Japanese silk. Traditional "salt shrinking process," which shrinks silk with salt, is applied to the organdy stole using "Fairy Feather," ultra-fine silk threads with a thinness equal to a sixth of the diameter of a hair. Each of the stoles is one of a kind, hand-dyed using the technique of Kaga Yuzen. Enjoy the softness, thinness and lightness of thin silk.

Created through collaboration between Takaokaya and Tendo.

Created through collaboration between Takaokaya and Tendo. The wooden section is made of Tendo's skillfully molded plywood, while we at Takaokaya make the "Ojami Cushion". The unique shape is inspired by the ancient Japanese beanbag toy called ‘otedama’, or ‘ojami’ in Kyoto dialect. Handcrafted by our skilled Kyoto artisans. If these two items are used together, they function as a chair. If used separately, they serve as a Zabuton and a table. Use as you please. The two-way stool suits any situation.