Takaoka Bronze Wind Chime which makes use of the

which makes use of the wood grain

The kettle's interior features an oxidised coating that prevents rust

A hand towel display frame crafted from wooden strips sized to match the width of tenugui hand towels

We created a vessel-like clay pot by eliminating the interior step and widening the opening

Takaoka Bronze Wind Chime which makes use of theNakagawa Wind Chimes: Experience Each Kogei Region's Character Through Sound and Presence. Takaoka City in Toyama Prefecture has been crafting metalwork since the Edo period. This wind chime utilises the "orin" (singing bowl) techniques from Takaoka copperware, renowned for Buddhist altar fittings. Using a specially formulated copper alloy designed for optimal sound quality, combined with a wooden striker, it creates a clear yet gentle resonance.