Aizu Hongoyaki

Aizu Hongo-yaki ceramics by Daiju Sato

AOYA

1,300 years of washi from the town of Aoya

Appi Urushi

Lacquerware reviving the Urushi Kaido tradition of Iwate

Ashwork

Bird-themed ceramics by Yoshie Ashizuka

Bianca Ana Chavez

Botanical pencil drawings by Bianca Ana Chavez

CCC Glass Studio

Contemporary Taiwanese glass by CHIEN-CHIH, CHEN

Chizu Blue

Indigo-dyed cloth from a Chizu cooperative

Crazy Textiles by Sanae Naito

Tenugui designed by Sanae Naito, dyed in authentic chusen

Dai Inshu Paper Production Cooperative Association

A cooperative of Inshu washi makers in Tottori

Denshiro Cherry Bark Crafts

Cherry barkware crafted in Kakunodate, Akita

Domokudo

Salvaged-wood crafts from a workshop in Tajiri

Dyeye

Indigo dyeing as expressive medium

Fujiyama Tategu

Tategu craft by 2nd-generation maker Tsugufumi Fujiyama

Fukumitsu-yaki

Fukumitsu-yaki pottery by Kenji Kawamoto

Hariko-ya Hanjiro

Papier-mâché folk craft from Iwate

Hirohashi

Hand-shaved chopsticks from Yoshino, Nara

HYO DESIGN

PLAY. — a lifestyle brand by HYO DESIGN

Inkyuuzan-yaki

300 years of pottery from the official kiln of the Tottori Clan

Jinjin Bamboo Studio

Bamboo craft by Norihito and Hitomi Saie

Junpei Kawaguchi

The 8th-generation inheritor of a secret Edo rattan weave

Kagerow Rod

Made-to-order bamboo fly fishing rods from the Hino River

Kaike-gama

Hosshoji-yaki Kaike-gama pottery for contemporary life

Kaishudo

Urushi lacquer from an Aizu lineage, rooted in Tottori

Kazuwa-yaki

Three generations of Shinsha-glaze pottery in Kurayoshi

ko-ma

Tottori folklore through a leather craftsman's eye

Kobo Yumihama

A flagship Yumihama-gasuri studio of Tottori

Kokuzo-yaki

Kokuzo-yaki pottery, founded 1890

Kousan Craft

Three-generation lacquer craft, founded 1946

Kugo-gama

Daisen-yaki pottery with a distinctive contemporary voice

Lanyangyang Studio

Small-batch handmade ceramics by Chen Bo-han

lore + needles

Hand-stitched leather rooted in mingei philosophy

Makidani-gama

Unique ceramic works with nerikomi technique

Matsuda Dyeing Studio

A 13-generation family dye house in Yonago

Matsuhisa Eisuke Washi Shop

A washi shop in Mino, Gifu, in business since 1876

Matsukawa Daruma

Centuries-old samurai-made Matsukawa Daruma

MEMENTOS

Brooches honoring the craft traditions of Akita

Mitsuyoshi Morishita

Aluminum casting by Mitsuyoshi Morishita

Mori Kougei

Nagakan

A Sendai dyeing factory established in 1887

Ogatsu Slate

600 years of Ogatsu suzuri inkstone tradition

Okemoto Factory

Lifelike replicas of animals and plants from the foot of Mt. Daisen

Omori Warosoku

Six generations of handmade Japanese candles in Uchiko

Orimon-ya

A cooperative textile workshop by people with disabilities

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Akita magewappa with a 400-year tradition

sajiwashi

Handmade Inshu washi from the mountains of Saji

Shinobu Kogeiten

Wooden crafts and folk toys from a 1946 family studio

Shiraiwa-yaki Waheegama (Toshiaki Watanabe)

Shiraiwa-yaki ceramics by Toshiharu Watanabe

Shiraiwa-yaki Waheegama - Aoi Watanabe

Shiraiwa-yaki ceramics by Aoi Watanabe

Shiraiwayaki Accessories

Shiraiwayaki Waheegama

A revived 18th-century Akita pottery tradition

Shokagama

A 120-year Hosshoji-yaki kiln by the Higashinagata River

Slow Flow Pottery Studio

Pottery reflecting the natural flow of the material

Tayama Studio

Nambu Ironware by master craftsman Kazuyasu Tayama

THE HINOKI

Organic apparel by THE HINOKI, founded 2015

Tottori - COCOROSTORE

A craft shop in the historic Kurayoshi White Wall Warehouses

Tottori Inaba-yaki

Folk-craft pottery from a young potter in Tottori's Inaba region

Toyama Glass Studio

Japan's city of glass, built on two centuries of glassmaking

tree frog

Copper and brass metalwork by Yukako Hamachi

Tsugaru Ujoyaki

Tsugaru Ujo-yaki and the world's longest climbing kiln

Tu Xing Studio

Ceramic and visual collaboration by Huang Hong-yu and Peng Yi-xuan

ukiroosh.

Glasswork from a husband-and-wife studio in eastern Tottori

Uradome-yaki

Tottori's revived Uradome-yaki porcelain

Wagasa Hatsune

Made-to-order Japanese umbrellas from Yodoe, Tottori

Wakasa-yaki

Clay bells in the Wakasa-yaki tradition

yamanitori

Hand embroidery from the rhythms of daily life

Yanagiya Reproduct

A revival project of beloved Tottori folk toys

Yashima Iron

Hand-forged hoes and iron tools from Yashima Iron

YOBOTY

Inshu washi accessories with indigo dye by Yoko Moroyoshi

YUIKOUBOU + Yoshikatsu

Textiles recovering the fiber techniques of Tohoku

Yumihamagasuri Koubou B

Yumihama-gasuri ikat weaving by Kanako Butsusaka

Zangzhi Studio

Bamboo and lacquer craft from Nantou, Taiwan

Zhuzichu