Sekimori ShuroSekimori Ishi are Japanese boundary stones used to subtly signal that a path is closed or off limits. Used in the gardens of tea houses, they help guide visitors along the intended path. They have long been an example of the Japanese tradition of communicating through subtlety and gesture. These stones are made by the son of a tr tower maker, the stone sculptures found in traditional Japanese gardens. These towers use a very high quality granite,

Wide: ⌀58 x H28 cm

Kintsugi is the Japanese art of repairing broken items by mending the areas of breakage with urushi lacquer followed by dusting with powdered gold

This incense plate is also available in white

The concentration of the ink can be adjusted based on the length of time you rub the sumi against the stone

Please adjust freely

To encourage new entrants to the art of Kintsugi

To hold our new Sen Incense

The Paper Cord Stools are by Izuru

See how using square chopsticks changes your experience

Before using

To encourage new entrants into the art of kintsugi we are limiting purchases to one piece per kit

amongst other supplies