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Welcome to the Tamashii Guide
In this guide, we share the stories, traditions, and symbolism behind our Japanese collection.
From the history of Kokeshi dolls to the art of Furoshiki wrapping and the quiet beauty of Bizen ceramics — each theme invites reflection and wonder.
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We've also highlighted some featured articles from the guide below. A great place to start discovering what Tamashii has to offer.
Bizen-yaki
Bizen-yaki (備前焼) is one of Japan's oldest and most revered ceramic styles. This distinctive pottery technique, originating from the city of Bizen in...
Daruma
The Daruma is a traditional Japanese good luck charm, easily recognised by its round, red body and intense gaze. This unique figure is inspired by...
Furoshiki
Discover furoshiki: the traditional Japanese wrapping cloth that has been used for generations to wrap, carry, and gift items in an elegant and sustainable way...
Kokeshi
Kokeshi dolls are far more than toys. They carry a cultural and emotional depth rarely found in the world of craft and collectibles. Their origins lie in...
Kokeshi-shi
Kokeshi-shi (こけし師) is the Japanese term for a master doll maker or artisan dedicated to the craft of Kokeshi dolls...