The three major techniques used in metalwork are chukin (casting),
tankin (hammering) and chokin (chasing).
Metal engravings from Japan are created by the ancient art of Chokin.
Gilded with gold and silver. The engravings were orginally created to
decorate the
In Japan, no daily ritual is more uniquely important to the individual’s well-being than the bath at the end of the day. It is seen as a time of purification and relaxation from the stress and tensions of modern world.
Sendai tansu has been made since the Genroku era (300 years ago), It was originally used as a safe for housing swords and clothes. Hard, large zelkova trees are used with waxing to impress beautiful grain and hand-made steel ornaments
Keyaki is the most favored wood for beauty and decorative effect. It is a dense, hard, ring-porous wood, always flat-sawn to expose grain and figure. “Ring Porous” refers to the large pores in the early growth of the season. Such
”Kiri” (paulawnia) is traditionally considered the best wood for storage furniture, “tansu” chest of drawers, in Japan as it is good for preventing humidity,and fire, but very durable. “Kiri” tansu has been preserving the prescious kimono and goods of Japanese
Tatami is a unique green product feeling warm in the winter while cooler in the summer. The natural characteristic of IGUSA (rush) provides the best comfort adaptable to humidity atmosphere, suitable for many purposes of living and decoration, flooring, bedding
The old custom of painting fusuma to add color to life can be traced to the Japanese historical places. Fusuma is not only an interior but also a beauty of japanese art.
Lacquer (urushi) has been an integral part of the Japanese lifestyle; it is taken for granted as part of life and treasured for its many qualities. It has been used as a protective and decorative coating
Fusuma are a type of sliding door used 
