4 crafts designated by Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry.
Elegant lacquerware from Iwate Prefecture rooted in 12th-century Heian aesthetics, featuring gold makie decoration on deep red and black grounds.
Handcrafted wooden tansu chests from Oshu City, Iwate, renowned for elaborate ironwork fittings and durable zelkova or Japanese cedar construction.
Pure and understated lacquerware from Iwate using Japan's finest domestic urushi sap. Prized for its natural warmth, durability, and honest beauty.
Iconic cast-iron kettles and teapots from Iwate Prefecture, beloved worldwide for superior heat retention and mineral-enriching properties. A symbol of Japanese craftsmanship.