SAMURAI GIFT
Commitment to Craftsmanship and Background
1. Titanium Cutlery Made in Japan – With the Spirit of the Samurai
Produced with traditional techniques from Tsubame-Sanjo, this pure titanium cutlery set—comprising chopsticks, a spoon, and a fork—is lightweight yet remarkably strong.
It symbolizes the unwavering strength and simplicity of the samurai spirit.
The minimalist design evokes the elegant form and luster of a katana sword beautiful, functional, and comfortable to hold.
2. Coasters and Placemats Made from Kyoto Textiles
Elegant Placemats and Coasters Woven with the Traditional Art of Nishijin Weaving.
These refined and vibrant placemats and coasters feature the Shippo pattern, a traditional Japanese motif symbolizing human connection, harmony, and peace.
They are woven using the techniques of Nishijin weaving, a centuries-old craft from Kyoto, and created under the direction of textile artisan Akiko Yoshioka.
3. Paulownia Wood Box (Kiribako)
This elegant box showcases the brilliance of traditional Japanese craftsmanship.
Paulownia wood has long been cherished in Japan as a premium material for storage, thanks to its excellent humidity control properties and natural resistance to insects and mold. This makes it an ideal material for preserving valuable items.
4. Tosa Washi – Paper Born from Forests and Pure Waters
Japan has the second-highest forest coverage in the world—and Kochi Prefecture leads the nation with 84% forest area.
Abundant forests mean abundant water, enriching rivers and seas alike.
The clear Niyodo River, renowned for its transparency and called “Niyodo Blue” for its striking, mystical hues, nourishes the handmade Tosa washi paper.Each cutlery item is wrapped in this traditional paper featuring cherry blossom patterns in green, pink, and blue—allowing for beautiful reuse.
We invite you to touch and experience this tangible piece of Japanese tradition.
5. Reversible Furoshiki – Wrapped in Kyoto’s Sense of Beauty
Supervised by textile artisan Junichi Tsubokura and carefully dyed in Kyoto, this reversible furoshiki features traditional patterns on both sides, offering two distinct expressions in one fabric.
Its smooth texture and quality make it suitable not just for wrapping, but also as a cloth for display or wear.
As sustainable wrapping, it is both reusable and beautiful—delivering not only the gift itself but also the giver’s thoughtfulness and the subtle charm of Japanese culture.
6. Wooden Tag with Serial Number
Each Samurai Gift includes a wooden tag engraved with a unique serial number, as this is a limited-edition product with only 300 units produced.