IRO-IRO

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.

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