Jomon Dogu Figurine - Green meta-filter-Type-other decor

Jomon Dogu Figurine - Green meta-filter-Type-other decorWe Say Dogu statues are Japans earliest known humanoid and animal pottery figures created in open fire pits and date back to the Jomon period (10,000 BC to 300 BC). Coming in a range of colours, each dogu figurine is handmade and unique, making them a characterful addition to a home office or living room. They feature Jomon dogus stereotypical large eyes and intricate decorative details such as marks on the face and body, which suggest bamboo

This charming Owl wind bell is made from Japanese cast iron and hand painted in shades of green with gold rimmed eyes

YStudio believe in the simple time-honoured practise of picking up a pen and writing from the heart

whilst the thinness of the glass allows the fullness of the flavour to be experienced

DIMENSIONS 9 x 5

and pairs excellently with most foods

The Ikebana scissors feature uniquely angled blades to cut flowers without crushing the plant fibre

but the classic recipe upon which it is based is much older still

The Black Lacquer Japanese Miso Soup Bowl and Lid is a good quality high gloss Japanese black lacquer bowl with scalpted edges and a wood grain effect pattern

the home of Japanese tea production

Ystudio believe in the value of simplicity in design

The glaze features a rather interesting

Nijo 'Avenue of the Villa' is a sandalwood based incense with fresh floral notes