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Jomon Dogu Figurine Owl - Navy meta-filter-Type-hand washesWe Say Dogu statues are Japans earliest known humanoid and animal pottery figures created in open fire pits and date back to the Jomon period (10,000 BC to 300 BC). Coming in a range of colours, each dogu figurine is handmade and unique, making them a characterful addition to a home office or living room. They feature Jomon dogus stereotypical large eyes and intricate decorative details such as marks on the face and body, which suggest bamboo

This white porcelain version from Azmaya has a beautiful rounded shape

Japanese incense came to Japan from China along with Buddhism

Each bowl is individually handcrafted and shaped on a potters wheel

comes from the traditional tiered lacquer ware boxes used in Japanese cuisine

then keep their ash hidden when not in use

Nijo 'Avenue of the Villa' is a sandalwood based incense with fresh floral notes

White River is part of Shoyeido’s Horin series

the durable metal mug can take a beating in your rucksack

These small dishes are also perfect for offering snacks or appetisers to your guests

and the supreme quality

FEATURES Can be used directly over an open flame

The Titanium Sake Bottle pairs beautifully with the Titanium Sake Cup