Designed as an everyday object that can double as a constant yet unobtrusive reminder of the importance of emergency preparedness, this clock can store one chocolate bar for emergency sustenance, along with a card for keeping a record of important contact numbers. Comes in a gift box.

Designed as an everyday object that can double as a constant yet unobtrusive reminder of the importance of emergency preparedness, this clock can store one chocolate bar for emergency sustenance, along with a card for keeping a record of important contact numbers. Comes in a gift box.

Hidariuma is a shogi (Japanese chess) piece unique to Tendo City, Yamagata Prefecture. It is considered an auspicious symbol of luck. Production of ornamental shogi pieces have continued to decline year after year, so we collaborated with Toshimitsu Yoshino Design Office to develop the Hidariuma NEO, the time-honored ornamental shogi piece updated to a contemporary, vibrantly-colored design. NEO expresses the rebirth of this local icon. Available in a choice of six colors: green, orange, light blue, white, violet, and pink.

Hidariuma is a shogi (Japanese chess) piece unique to Tendo City, Yamagata Prefecture. It is considered an auspicious symbol of luck. Production of ornamental shogi pieces have continued to decline year after year, so we collaborated with Toshimitsu Yoshino Design Office to develop the Hidariuma NEO, the time-honored ornamental shogi piece updated to a contemporary, vibrantly-colored design. NEO expresses the rebirth of this local icon. Available in a choice of six colors: green, orange, light blue, white, violet, and pink.

Hidariuma is a shogi (Japanese chess) piece unique to Tendo City, Yamagata Prefecture. It is considered an auspicious symbol of luck. Production of ornamental shogi pieces have continued to decline year after year, so we collaborated with Toshimitsu Yoshino Design Office to develop the Hidariuma NEO, the time-honored ornamental shogi piece updated to a contemporary, vibrantly-colored design. NEO expresses the rebirth of this local icon. Available in a choice of two colors: light blue and white. Letters are painted in glow-in-the-dark paint.

Hidariuma is a shogi (Japanese chess) piece unique to Tendo City, Yamagata Prefecture. It is considered an auspicious symbol of luck. Production of ornamental shogi pieces have continued to decline year after year, so we collaborated with Toshimitsu Yoshino Design Office to develop the Hidariuma NEO, the time-honored ornamental shogi piece updated to a contemporary, vibrantly-colored design. NEO expresses the rebirth of this local icon. Available in a choice of two colors: light blue and white. Letters are painted in glow-in-the-dark paint.

This product was developed to create a new use for offcuts, which are generated in huge quantities by woodworking operations. It is part of our "mokuhen" (Japanese for "wood scraps") series characterized by shapes, functions, and wit that turn the smallest offcuts into products. High-precision sliding mechanism achieved by NC machining has resulted in a slimness never seen before in a wooden card holder. Holds approximately 20 business cards.

This product was developed to create a new use for offcuts, which are generated in huge quantities by woodworking operations. It is part of our "mokuhen" (Japanese for "wood scraps") series characterized by shapes, functions, and wit that turn the smallest offcuts into products. The two pieces of this product can be joined standing to form a pen stand, and joined laid flat to form a tray for items of stationery.

This product was developed to create a new use for offcuts, which are generated in huge quantities by woodworking operations. It is part of our "mokuhen" (Japanese for "wood scraps") series characterized by shapes, functions, and wit that turn the smallest offcuts into products. The two pieces of this product can be joined to form a coin holder, and separated to serv.

This product was developed to create a new use for offcuts, which are generated in huge quantities by woodworking operations. It is part of our "mokuhen" (Japanese for "wood scraps") series characterized by shapes, functions, and wit that turn the smallest offcuts into products. This product serves as a card stand by holding a card between the two pieces, with two holes for standing pens. They can also be used as fridge magnets for posting paper and other items on any ferromagnetic metal surface.

A piece of solid wood is hollowed out to make each tray, resulting in strong side walls and feet, a luxurious feel, and durability. Trays are stackable, whether the combination is Yin-Yin, Yang-Yang, or Yin-Yang. Finished with a matte polyurethane sealer for an easy-care surface that does not obscure the beauty of natural wood. The trays are perfect for serving, as well as placemat trays, and suit any style of cooking or scene—be it Japanese, western, Chinese, or just tea.

A piece of solid wood is hollowed out to make each tray, resulting in strong side walls and feet, luxurious feel, and durability. Trays are stackable, whether the combination is Yin-Yin, Yang-Yang, or Yin-Yang. Finished with a matte polyurethane sealer for an easy-care surface that does not obscure the beauty of natural wood. The trays are perfect for serving, as well as placemat trays, and suit any style of cooking or scene—be it Japanese, western, Chinese, or just tea.