A tabletop drinking game set used in social gatherings, where a die is rolled and a cup is selected accordingly for drinking. Crafted during the Showa period (1926–1989), this vintage piece features various scenic motifs rendered in gold decoration on a lacquered surface. While similar formats continue to exist, this particular form and design are relatively uncommon.

Presented with a focus on its collectible value.

A unique curation that combines a high-purity (950) silver spoon shaped like a traditional Shamisen with delicate bamboo-handle pieces featuring Torii gate and thatched cottage motifs. You will find great pleasure in exploring the distinct finial designs on each piece in this set. 

Handcrafted black bamboo picks for tea table settings.

A traditional Japanese tea-ceremony candy container, Furidashi.
Its narrow opening allows the contents to be gently dispensed without spilling.
Finished in the soft textures and tones of Hagi-yaki style, it can also be used as a decorative holder for small everyday objects.

This belt bag features the rare root portion of ojuk bamboo as a distinctive decorative accent.
Crafted from oil-pull-up vegetable-tanned cowhide, it develops a unique patina with a richer gloss and depth over time.
The combination of meticulously dried ojuk ornament and the evolving character of the leather offers a timeless appeal.

This hobo bag is crafted from Italian vegetable-tanned lambskin, dyed with natural pigments and accented with hand-woven branches of Ojuk (black bamboo). The deep hues and graceful lines characteristic of traditional bamboo craftsmanship harmonize with the refined, vintage mood of the premium vegetable-tanned leather, offering a look that is both elegant and effortlessly free-spirited.

This pouch is crafted from soft lambskin leather and adorned with a bamboo node ornament from an Ojuk (black bamboo) stem, resembling a small bead. 

It’s perfect for carrying or storing small personal items.

The Idam Clip is a versatile accessory clip crafted with vegetable-tanned cowhide and lambskin, with a magnet embedded between the layers to attach securely to any bag. Its timeless, signature Gongyeedam design allows it to blend seamlessly with a wide range of styles.

From everyday items such as sunglasses, scarves, and hats to accessories like keyrings, the Idam Clip can be matched freely and used with various types of bags.

Japanese vintage lacquered dessert dish inspired by the shape of a traditional winnowing tray (ki, 箕).  Set against deep black lacquer, the delicate pine needle motif adds a quiet elegance, making it ideal for serving Korean dasik or Japanese wagashi.
Perfect for a small tea table setting, tea ceremonies, or as a refined display piece.