This page features coasters woven from white madake bamboo and toratake, known for its distinctive speckled, tiger-like pattern.
The left one is the “Ribbon” type (sashi-mutsume-ami), and the right one is the “Kikkō” type with paired strips.Both types are the same in size and construction.This is the back side. It is also carefully finished, with a soft, pleasant texture.A thick strip of bamboo is placed around the edge, and it is tightly secured in place with wrapped rattan.Now, let us introduce each type.This is the “Ribbon” type (sashi-mutsume-ami).The base mutsume-ami pattern is woven from white bamboo, and additional strips of black bamboo are inserted through the gaps, creating a layered effect. The white bamboo appears like a chain of triangles—almost ribbon-like in shape.Its deep tones pair beautifully with a glass of wine.This is the “Kikkō” type with paired strips.The weave is called kikkō-ami, named after its resemblance to a turtle’s shell. This version is made with toratake.
The refreshing tone of bamboo enhances the charm of any vessel—glass, ceramic, or otherwise.
Tea, coffee, black tea, water, juice, sake—whatever the drink, placing a coaster beneath adds charm to the table and may even elevate the way it tastes.
For daily care, simply wipe away any moisture or stains with a well-wrung damp cloth after use. If dirt becomes noticeable, you can rinse it with water using a scrubbing brush or sponge, then dry it thoroughly.
After washing, be sure to dry it completely before storing it in a drawer or cabinet.
Even when not used as a coaster, it can be hung on the wall to enjoy the woven pattern as a decorative piece.
Please feel free to choose the type that suits your taste.
Studied in Beppu, Woven in Tottori — The Shape of Bamboo in Coasters and Round Plates
This artisan pursues the making of simple, round forms— coasters and plates that live close to our everyday life.
Though small in size, each piece reveals a variety of weaving styles unique to bamboo craft. The straight, slender strips come together to form patterns of surprising delicacy and richness.
Placed on a table, they bring a gentle brightness to the air— a quiet joy that feels both natural and familiar.
Please find the one that speaks to you, from the different shades of bamboo, its types, and the beauty of each weave.
Please note: This item ships from Japan. As the buyer, you are responsible for any import duties, customs fees, or local taxes that may be charged in your country. These costs are not included in the item price or shipping cost. Please check with your local customs authority if you are unsure about any potential charges before placing your order.
This page features coasters woven from white madake bamboo and toratake, known for its distinctive speckled, tiger-like pattern.
The left one is the “Ribbon” type (sashi-mutsume-ami), and the right one is the “Kikkō” type with paired strips.Both types are the same in size and construction.This is the back side. It is also carefully finished, with a soft, pleasant texture.A thick strip of bamboo is placed around the edge, and it is tightly secured in place with wrapped rattan.Now, let us introduce each type.This is the “Ribbon” type (sashi-mutsume-ami).The base mutsume-ami pattern is woven from white bamboo, and additional strips of black bamboo are inserted through the gaps, creating a layered effect. The white bamboo appears like a chain of triangles—almost ribbon-like in shape.Its deep tones pair beautifully with a glass of wine.This is the “Kikkō” type with paired strips.The weave is called kikkō-ami, named after its resemblance to a turtle’s shell. This version is made with toratake.
The refreshing tone of bamboo enhances the charm of any vessel—glass, ceramic, or otherwise.
Tea, coffee, black tea, water, juice, sake—whatever the drink, placing a coaster beneath adds charm to the table and may even elevate the way it tastes.
For daily care, simply wipe away any moisture or stains with a well-wrung damp cloth after use. If dirt becomes noticeable, you can rinse it with water using a scrubbing brush or sponge, then dry it thoroughly.
After washing, be sure to dry it completely before storing it in a drawer or cabinet.
Even when not used as a coaster, it can be hung on the wall to enjoy the woven pattern as a decorative piece.
Please feel free to choose the type that suits your taste.
Studied in Beppu, Woven in Tottori — The Shape of Bamboo in Coasters and Round Plates
This artisan pursues the making of simple, round forms— coasters and plates that live close to our everyday life.
Though small in size, each piece reveals a variety of weaving styles unique to bamboo craft. The straight, slender strips come together to form patterns of surprising delicacy and richness.
Placed on a table, they bring a gentle brightness to the air— a quiet joy that feels both natural and familiar.
Please find the one that speaks to you, from the different shades of bamboo, its types, and the beauty of each weave.
Please note: This item ships from Japan. As the buyer, you are responsible for any import duties, customs fees, or local taxes that may be charged in your country. These costs are not included in the item price or shipping cost. Please check with your local customs authority if you are unsure about any potential charges before placing your order.
This page features coasters woven from white madake bamboo and toratake, known for its distinctive speckled, tiger-like pattern.
The left one is the “Ribbon” type (sashi-mutsume-ami), and the right one is the “Kikkō” type with paired strips.Both types are the same in size and construction.This is the back side. It is also carefully finished, with a soft, pleasant texture.A thick strip of bamboo is placed around the edge, and it is tightly secured in place with wrapped rattan.Now, let us introduce each type.This is the “Ribbon” type (sashi-mutsume-ami).The base mutsume-ami pattern is woven from white bamboo, and additional strips of black bamboo are inserted through the gaps, creating a layered effect. The white bamboo appears like a chain of triangles—almost ribbon-like in shape.Its deep tones pair beautifully with a glass of wine.This is the “Kikkō” type with paired strips.The weave is called kikkō-ami, named after its resemblance to a turtle’s shell. This version is made with toratake.
The refreshing tone of bamboo enhances the charm of any vessel—glass, ceramic, or otherwise.
Tea, coffee, black tea, water, juice, sake—whatever the drink, placing a coaster beneath adds charm to the table and may even elevate the way it tastes.
For daily care, simply wipe away any moisture or stains with a well-wrung damp cloth after use. If dirt becomes noticeable, you can rinse it with water using a scrubbing brush or sponge, then dry it thoroughly.
After washing, be sure to dry it completely before storing it in a drawer or cabinet.
Even when not used as a coaster, it can be hung on the wall to enjoy the woven pattern as a decorative piece.
Please feel free to choose the type that suits your taste.
Studied in Beppu, Woven in Tottori — The Shape of Bamboo in Coasters and Round Plates
This artisan pursues the making of simple, round forms— coasters and plates that live close to our everyday life.
Though small in size, each piece reveals a variety of weaving styles unique to bamboo craft. The straight, slender strips come together to form patterns of surprising delicacy and richness.
Placed on a table, they bring a gentle brightness to the air— a quiet joy that feels both natural and familiar.
Please find the one that speaks to you, from the different shades of bamboo, its types, and the beauty of each weave.
Please note: This item ships from Japan. As the buyer, you are responsible for any import duties, customs fees, or local taxes that may be charged in your country. These costs are not included in the item price or shipping cost. Please check with your local customs authority if you are unsure about any potential charges before placing your order.
