ISUKE

Lifestyle stores, interior goods shops, hotels, ryokan, lounges, cafés, bars, gift shops, interior and floral coordinators, plant shops, and buyers responsible for guest room or interior accessories

For guest rooms, lobbies, lounges, retail displays, gift sales, table decoration, floral arrangements in Japanese or Western-style spaces, seasonal table styling, and tea-time presentation. Ideal for both personal and professional interior decoration

A modern flower vase set combining metal plates shaped like leaves with transparent “Suki-urushi” lacquer finish, blending the sleek texture of metal with the warmth of traditional lacquer.

The natural leaf-inspired form and three-dimensional metal curves create a delicate impression, as if flowers are peeking from behind leaves, enhancing any space with subtle elegance.

The set includes a leaf-shaped plate and a glass vase. The plate can also be removed and used as a small dish or dessert plate, providing versatile functionality.

The layered texture of metal and lacquer, combined with light reflection, brings both sophistication and warmth to interior settings.

Hotels, ryokan, restaurants, cafés, bars, guest room amenities, lifestyle stores, gift shops, interior goods stores, select shops, museum shops, tableware buyers, interior designers, and corporate gift planners.

For breakfast or dinner buffets, coffee and tea service, cocktails and other beverages, soups, cereals, desserts, small dishes, tea time, light snacks, sweets, gifts, room or lounge amenities, retail sales, and interior display.

The IRO‑IRO series is created by a Kyoto lacquerware specialty store with a long history, combining traditional lacquer techniques with designs suited for modern table settings and lifestyles.

Available in five Japanese traditional colors (Navy, Moss Green, Deep Red, Mustard, Orange), allowing coordinated table styling with mixed colors.

The series includes various items such as cups, bowls, sake cups, and small containers, suitable for dining, gift-giving, and interior use.

Lightweight yet durable, the pieces are made of wood powder and resin with lacquer finish, retaining warmth and gloss while remaining easy to handle. Hot drinks such as tea or coffee can be served safely.

The elegant Japanese color palette complements both Japanese and Western-style interiors, making the series ideal for gifts, international guests, and inbound tourism.

Hotels, ryokan, traditional restaurants, bars, Japanese cafés, select shops, gift shops, interior goods stores, lifestyle stores, corporate gift buyers, interior designers, and buyers responsible for guest room or tableware.

For serving sake, tea, or coffee; during kaiseki or course meals; cocktails and other drinks at bars; hotel or ryokan guest amenities; Japanese-modern interior decoration; gifts or commemorative items; shop displays; and special occasion dining or table presentation.

A unique series of cups and bowls that blends the warmth of wood, the gloss of lacquer, and the elegance of maki-e (gold or silver powder decorations). The combination of traditional techniques with modern design delivers both aesthetic appeal and functional usability.

The upper portion is finished with red or black lacquer, while the lower portion retains the natural wood grain, harmonizing tradition and modernity.

The series includes cups, tea cups, sake cups, and small bowls, enabling coordinated table settings, set sales, or gift presentations.

Lightweight and smooth to the touch, the wooden base reduces heat transfer, making it ideal for hot drinks, including tea, coffee, or sake.

The Japanese-modern design adapts to both traditional and contemporary dining spaces, bars, and hotel lounges. It is also suitable for gifts, souvenirs, and inbound tourism.

Hotels, restaurants, resorts, ryokan, cafés, bars, pastry shops, lifestyle stores, museum shops, gift shops, tableware buyers, interior stylists, and hospitality industry professionals.

For amuse and appetizer plates, dessert plates, tea-time settings, afternoon tea presentations, welcome amenities, guest room use, retail sales, seasonal displays, and Japanese–Western fusion table styling.

This is a charming, small-sized plate, often referred to as a “mini plate,” a style not commonly seen in traditional lacquerware.
Finished with a “Mehajiki” lacquer technique that allows the wood grain to show through, it conveys the warmth and softness of the natural wood.
Perfect for serving sweets, small snacks with drinks, or as individual plates for dishes. It can also be used as a stylish coaster.

The designs feature new Japanese-style lacquer colors, carefully developed by Isuke, a family of lacquer merchants since the Edo period, combined with motifs inspired by Kyoto utensils and animal patterns from Geso-do woodblock prints.
Lightweight and compact, this distinctly Japanese item is also ideal as a souvenir for inbound travelers.