Porcelain production began in Japan during the early 17th century, several hundred years after it had first been made in...

The final in our series of posts on Japans six ancient kilns, between the Heian and Muromachi periods Tokoname was...

  As usual our latest shipment is full to the brim with one of a kind pieces! This time we...

Gillie and Marc have been working alongside the Australian Rhino Project, who are ensuring the long term survival of rhinos...

We are delighted to announce that we are now carrying headbands from renowned milliner Julie Fleming using our vintage Kimono...

Terry McKenna has been active as a visual artist since the early 90's, today specializing in 'Mokuhanga' traditional Japanese woodblock...

Kazari + Ziguzagu have received a special mention from Barbara Hermon in the recent issue of Home Beautiful magazine.  "...They...

Pottery originating in Tamba, northwest of Kyoto (modern day Tachikui) dates to the Heian period during the twelfth century. Possibly...

Seto ware, the fourth in our posts on the six of the old kilns of Japan refers to pottery items...

The National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) International has recently launched a new exhibition titled Bamboo: Tradition in Contemporary Form which...

Originating in Fukui prefecture and thought to have first been made from the end of the Heian era, Echizen pottery...

We're delighted to share with you, a selection of photographs from our recent shoot with photographer Lisa Cohen and stylist...