Woven Cotton Small Shawl 41 tableware Japanese designer Osamu Saruyama has

Japanese designer Osamu Saruyama has reworked the design of a century-old paper fan holder in Nara and produced folding racks for displaying postcards and photographs

A simple wooden soap dish made from Cypress

This type of weaving gives the socks a casual look

The lids can be used to cover the bowls for food storage or used as trays to serve the food itself

Pair with AWA earrings for a complete look

Woven Cotton Small Shawl 41 tableware Japanese designer Osamu Saruyama hasNo two scarves by Tamaki Niime are alike; each is made with banshu weaving style, using vintage looms and the saki zome technique of pre dying before weaving. This smaller version of the classic larger shawls is perfectly suited for summer. Wear as a scarf or carry on hand in case of cooler temperatures. Small and easy to pack. Can be worn year round. Hand made in Hyogo, Japan.