Sukiawase Washi Paper Origami ORIGIN_Arita Ware The turquoise glare is achieved

The turquoise glare is achieved through a meticulous process of kneading the kiln’s house-blended pigment and celadon seed into the clay

bright glaze that offers different textures

Thoughtful and beautifully made

This is an easy-to-use dinner plate characterized by a moody green color

Unique Japanese coaster with woven design by Yamanaka Lacquerware

Sukiawase Washi Paper Origami ORIGIN_Arita Ware The turquoise glare is achievedOrigami, the Japanese art of paper folding, has been enjoyed by many people since ancient times. It is the traditional Japanese game of folding elaborately creating paper into myriad shapes, typically including plants, animals, and other living things. In addition to folding, Morisa origami can also be used to make everyday items such as envelopes, chopstick rests, chopstick holders, small box for snacks and others. You can enjoy making everyday