This is a Japanese vintage lacquered wooden compote used to hold tea confectionery.

A charming glass set featuring heart motifs pressed into coral-toned glass, casting beautiful shadows as they catch the light.

The set includes two cups and one bowl, with a soft coral hue and delicate pressed patterns that create a warm vintage atmosphere.

Preserved in unused condition.

A small paulownia wood drawer box, perfectly sized to rest in the palm of your hand.
Made in Japan around the 1930s, it was likely used to store medicine, seals, or small personal items. The interior is finished in black lacquer, while the patina and texture shaped by time remain intact. A one-of-a-kind vintage piece.

A small wooden box crafted using traditional joinery,

with wooden pegs reinforcing parts of the structure.

A utilitarian piece distinguished by its refined construction

and understated craftsmanship. 

It is a container that was used to hold incense. It features two engraved lines on the lid, it can be used as a tea container or for keeping small personal items.

The traditional Gwijumeoni (traditional portable pouch of Korea) has been around for over 50 years. It features red satin fabric and hand-embroidery of magnolia patterns that symbolize wealth and prosperity. 

It refers to a cup with a cone-shaped bottom. If placed on the surface the alcohol or tea is bound to spill. The feature is to drink it all in one go. However, there is a dedicated coaster for the one-shot glass, no need to drink all at once.

This is a replica item of the small dining tables that were used to serve herbal medicine or as personal tea tables. Its unique petite size is perfect for displaying small decorative items or for enjoying tea time on your own.

This is a Japanese vintage lacquered wooden compote used to hold tea confectionery.