Bordeaux Ōryōkiryoki, meaning "vessel that contains just enough", is a set of six nested wooden bowls that have been traditionally used by Buddhist monks. While most ryoki have a glossy finish, our matte version lends a modern, timeless appearance. Orchestrated by Gato Mikio Shoten, these bowls are handcrafted by Japanese master artisan Nakade Hiromichi and are only available in limited quantities. Mr. Nakade specializes in the manufacture of ryoki, which require

made of washi paper and bamboo

Add their stools to your space to complete the look

The makers behind these pieces also offer furniture made from hinoki

or if you have any questions about scheduling

Each bowl is made from Toki wood (Japanese horse chestnut)

Add a touch of Japanese modernity while keeping your space organized and clean

Ökologie und Philosophie dieser Kunstform

The brooms and brushes are bundled and bound by Yamamoto Katsunosuke Shoten in Wakayama Prefecture - a region known for making hemp palm tools for the home

The Kanagu Rod Holder is a set of metal brackets used to hold the rods of noren room dividers and tapestries

making it easy to move around

or who are able to return weekly for their sessions

Care Instructions: Use the soap and beeswax maintenance kit to clean and polish the stools