Toki Meki Workshop was born from a deep love of Japanese craft. Toki Meki (a flutter of joy) is what we chase with every piece we bring to you. We work directly with artisan makers (職人) across Japan — workshops that have been refining their craft over decades and continue to innovate for the next generation.
Whether it's that mug for your morning coffee or that chopsticks you use at dinner, we hope you Surround yourself with Toki Meki.
Matsukan マツ勘
Founded in 1922 in Fukui Prefecture as a longstanding manufacturer of lacquerware chopsticks, Matsukan continues the traditional craft of Wakasa-nuri, which originated in the Edo period (over 400 years ago), whilst continuously innovating and creating "excitement" in ever-changing lifestyles
Tsugaru Vidro
Established in 1977, Tsugaru Vidro aims to express the rich and ever-changing scenery of Japan's diverse seasons in glassware by combining colours in various ways. Each glass is handmade by skilful craftsmen in Tsugaru who have pursued the craft which is now known as a traditional craft of Aomori prefecture.
Nabeshima Kosen Kiln
Experience the refined beauty of Japan’s porcelain legacy, bringing the elegance of samurai-era porcelain into the modern world. Once crafted exclusively for feudal lords, the pieces blend centuries-old techniques with contemporary design. Each creation is a masterpiece of tradition and artistry.
Crafts by prefecture
Explore crafts from different prefectures around Japan
Crafts by prefecture
Explore crafts from different prefectures around Japan