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The Shape of Water, the Spirit of Summer: Japanese Crafts Inspired by the Sea
Discover Japanese summer through the beauty of water.
This article explores traditional crafts—woodblock prints, noren curtains, yukata robes, and more—each inspired by the sea and rivers of Japan. Rooted in nature and craftsmanship, these items invite stillness, simplicity, and quiet joy into your daily life.

Kyoto Damascene "Kyo Zogan": The Legacy of Japanese Metal Inlay Art
Discover the timeless elegance of Kyo Zogan, Kyoto’s traditional metal inlay art. Explore its samurai roots, refined craftsmanship, and modern beauty at Amita Studio.

The Hidden Meaning of Colors in Japanese Art and Craft
Discover the hidden meanings behind traditional Japanese colors—subtle hues rooted in nature and spirit. In this article, we explore how these colors shape Japanese crafts, from ceramics to textiles, and how they invite harmony and beauty into daily life.

Timeless Treasures: Discover the Beauty of Japanese Handcrafted Gifts

How to Hang a Wall Scroll: An In-Depth Guide
Learn how to hang a Japanese wall scroll with expert tips, from choosing the right spot to preserving its beauty.

Kokeshi Dolls: Traditional Japanese Wooden Art Explained

Authentic Nanbu Tekki: Japanese Cast Iron Kettles & Teapots

Encountering God in resilience

Tourism in Japan and Art

Utagawa Hiroshige

HOKUSAI

Autumn is the season of …….

It is Minazuki

DESIGN WEEK KYOTO Starting This Weekend!

What is “Knife Day”?

Nishijin Brocade: Beautiful Textiles Born in Kyoto

Where does Shigaraki ware come from?

The World of Woodblock Prints

Let’s Learn More About Chopsticks
