3 crafts designated by Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry.
Traditional handmade Japanese paper from Tottori, produced since the 8th century for calligraphy and sliding doors. Inshu washi is prized for its clean texture, durability, and the quiet natural beauty of hand-formed sheets.
Elegant stone lanterns from the Izumo region, carved from fine local granite for temple offerings and garden settings. Izumo lanterns are distinguished by their dignified proportions and the subtle texture of the stone.
A traditional ikat-style cotton weaving from the Yumihama coast of Tottori, featuring distinctive blurred white patterns on indigo fabric. Each bolt is woven with pre-dyed threads to create its characteristic soft-edged motifs.