Authentic Japanese Craftsmanship
Explore traditional lacquerware, pottery, washi paper, and joinery from master artisans. Experience centuries-old techniques and contemporary craftsmanship.
Explore traditional lacquerware, pottery, washi paper, and joinery from master artisans. Experience centuries-old techniques and contemporary craftsmanship.
Kogei Exchange connects traditional Japanese artisans with collectors worldwide. Our platform features authentic craftsmanship with documented provenance and supports artisan communities.
Urushi techniques passed down through generations, creating durable and beautiful finishes.
From delicate tea ceremony pieces to robust everyday vessels, each piece tells a story.
Handmade papers with unique textures and natural materials, perfect for art and design.
Precision woodworking without nails, creating furniture that lasts for generations.
Master Yamada Taro • Kyoto Prefecture
Exquisite tea bowl with 15 layers of urushi lacquer, perfect for the tea ceremony.
Master Suzuki Hanako • Okayama Prefecture
Unglazed stoneware sake set with natural ash glaze formed during firing.
Tanaka Workshop • Gifu Prefecture
Hand-pressed papers with natural fibers and traditional patterns.
Master Watanabe Kenji • Tokyo
Intricate joinery work creating a beautiful and functional storage piece.
Experience traditional techniques firsthand through artisan workshop visits. Our studio experiences provide insights into centuries-old processes and opportunities to meet master craftspeople.
Premium corporate gifts that reflect Japanese craftsmanship and attention to detail.
Authentic pieces for hospitality and commercial spaces, with full provenance documentation.
Bespoke pieces created specifically for your brand or space requirements.
Each piece includes detailed documentation of its origin and creation process.
We support artisans through fair payment for their skills and dedication.
Professional packaging and insured worldwide shipping services.
info@kyrenwood.com
+81 3-6803-8698
3 Chome-6-20 Jingumae, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0001, Japan