What a difference a day makes. Those first rays of spring sunshine lift the mood and have our attention turning to our plant life. As well as some everyday essentials...

Kasuri is a traditional fabric that has been dyed and woven in the eastern part of Hiroshima Prefecture since the late Edo period. The cotton weave is partially dyed with...

Launched in 2014, Saredo uses recycled cotton spun only from "fallen" fibre from domestic spinning factories to manufacture socks, hats and other accessories. The name Saredo comes from four keywords; Sustainable,...

"We write with joy. This is the concept behind our stationery brand and shop from Kuramae in Tokyo, Japan. From order-made notebooks to personalised inks and timeless tools, we share...

The brand name "Sa-sa-sa" means hassle-free and their original product (Wazarashi Cloth Roll) is a multi purpose cloth on a roll, perforated so you can take as much as you...

Visible mending has been practised in Japan for centuries and is known as sashiko - literally translated as 'little stabs'. It fits with the Japanese concept of wabi sabi, seeing...