Plum and Nightingale Folding Screen MAKER_Miyabi Urushi Kougei The wood used in magewappa

The wood used in magewappa has a unique ability to regulate humidity—it absorbs moisture during humid summers and releases it during dry winters

This two-tiered jubako bento box is convenient for carrying around

The shape created on a potter's wheel has a warm

The elegant design with tall footing and lid

This wooden sushi plate is made of Kiso Hinoki cypress by Miyabi Urushi

Plum and Nightingale Folding Screen MAKER_Miyabi Urushi Kougei The wood used in magewappaThis folding screen with a chic black base decorated with plum blossoms in full bloom and a Japanese nightingale perched on one of its branches will add a gorgeous hue to any room. In Japan, both plum blossoms and Japanese nightingales are a poetic sign of the coming of spring, representing a picturesque combination and good companionship. However, these are not combinations that are actually commonly observed in nature, but only metaphors for good