Decor

A sleek, elegant, and minimalist molded wood wastebasket perfect for any office space. Saito pioneered the process of molded plywood in post-war Japan. 16"h x 10.5"d Made in Japan

A collaboration between Hasami Porcelain and 400 year old Japanese incense maker Nippon Kodo, this incense offers a subtle woody aroma and an extended burn time. 24 sticks of incense 20 minute burn time Made in Japan

Embrace the analog with the Station Alarm Clock. Danish Modernist Arne Jacobsen had an all-encompassing aesthetic ranging from grand-scale architecture to this delightful alarm clock. Jacobsen designed this clock in 1941 for a Danish manufacturer and it has been subtly updated with thoughtful new features. Old school, pleasant-sounding alarm bell Quiet Japanese movement Touch LED light and Snooze functions Powered by 2 AA batteries (not included) 2.36" Depth

There is a theory that plants live much longer if they're in cool planters. We're still testing it. Check back in a few months. In the meantime, the tactile and organic qualities of Hasami’s earthenware planters do offer a perfect place for houseplants to thrive.

Made from plywood and walnut veneer, this countertop wine rack upholds Saito Wood’s signature bend, durability, and lightness to accommodate your favorite wine bottles without compromising beauty. Color: Walnut 15”h x 13.5w” Materials: Plywood and Walnut Veneer Holds 9 Bottles In 1950, Isamu Saito established Saito Woodworking shop in Shizuoka prefecture to address the limited supply of wood following WWII. Joining the burgeoning industry of "molded plywood" technology, Saito began creating beautiful household goods with signature curves that are light, strong, and stunning.

From the desire to enrich the daily lives of people who spend more time at home, Karimoku has designed a collection of trees to help recreate the sense of ease that nature brings.   As stress can come unexpectedly, by having a Ki Ki Ki item in your home, it will help promote a sense of relaxation, while massaging pressure points to help relieve the stress.

It's a tray and it's made of ash, but it is NOT an ashtray. Like all things HASAMI, it's supremely elegant and multi-functional (it's a tray, it's a lid, it's a plate).