This page introduces products inspired by the patterns of ISEKATAGAMI.
From lighting and textiles to tableware and fans, these items bring traditional craftsmanship into contemporary life, revealing new expressions of ISEKATAGAMI.
-How To Order-
Our andon lamps are designed for both private and commercial spaces, including homes, hotels, spas, and restaurants.
They project soft shadows inspired by traditional Japanese kimono patterns, creating a calm and relaxing atmosphere.
For Business
We accept bulk orders and offer volume-based pricing.
Please contact us with your preferred design and quantity for pricing and delivery details.
Custom designs using Ise Katagami patterns may be available depending on order size.
For Individuals
Our andon lamps add a sense of tranquility and Japanese beauty to any home.
They are also ideal as thoughtful gifts.
Please feel free to contact us with any questions.
Utilizing the patterns and techniques of ISEKATAGAMI, we present a range of products—including lighting, textiles, tableware, and fans—designed to harmonize with everyday life.
Lighting inspired by the delicate patterns of ISEKATAGAMI.
As light passes through the designs, subtle shadows emerge, adding warmth and depth to the space. Traditional craftsmanship finds new expression in contemporary living.
Character pictures are a form of Ukiyo-e in which words are hidden within the images. In the Edo period, people enjoyed learning language and values through these artworks. Featuring moral concepts such as mottainai and arigato, this andon lamp brings Japanese tradition and atmosphere into the space through light.
Material: Wood & Acrylic
Dimensions: 260 × 150 × 150
Type: 1
Shade: Ukiyo-e
Frame Finish: Black
Model No.HO-3STY-UK0
A Japanese lamp made with mosaic Echizen washi, creating soft, natural light inspired by komorebi.
Material: Wood & Acrylic
Dimensions: 140 × 140 × 220 mm
Type: Single Type
Shade: Washi (Echizen Washi)
Frame Finish: Solid Wood
Model No.KO-3STY-SAYA
The inner shade features ISEKATAGAMI patterns inspired by the “Flowers of the Four Seasons,” while the outer shade is made of mosaic-patterned washi paper.
Material: Wood & Acrylic
Dimensions: 140 × 140 × 220
Type: 1
Shade: Washi (Echizen Washi)
Frame Finish: Solid Wood
Model No.KO-3STY-HANA
A collaborative work featuring typeface art by calligrapher Masako Tanaka, drawn on Japanese paper with Ise Katagami patterns projected in the background. Set against the traditional Japanese motif “Four Seasons Flowers,” the piece expresses depth and a sense of seasonal beauty.
Material: Wood & Acrylic
Dimensions: 140 × 140 × 220 mm
Type: Single Type
Shade: Washi (Four Seasons Flowers)
Frame Finish: Solid Wood
Model No.KO-3STY-SHO
Leveraging the dexterity of Japanese hands, the entire structure is enveloped in silk thread to form a three-dimensional body, then painted and designed. High-gloss light is directed onto this structure, creating fantastical shadow patterns projected onto the ceiling and side panels through optical techniques.The silk thread's sheen offers a soft, soothing appearance, while mandala patterns are vividly projected onto the ceiling.
Main Body Material: Acrylic Resin, Silk Thread
Dimensions:180×140×140
Type:2
Shade:Blue（01）/Red（02）
Model No.ITO-10STW-01/ITO-10STW-02
An interior lamp featuring delicate ISEKATAGAMI patterns rendered in metal.
When illuminated, the patterns cast beautiful shadows, bringing traditional craftsmanship into the space.
Material：Stainless Steel
Dimension:300×120×120
Type：1
Shade：Sakura
Model No.KI-100
This lighting fixture can be used as both a wall light and a ceiling light. By transforming traditional designs into lampshades, it creates a fantastical yet soothing atmosphere of light. The delicate beauty of Ise Katagami patterns is brought to life through illumination, adding depth and elegance to the space.
Material: Stainless Steel
Dimensions: 244 × 244 × 130
Type: 1
Shade: Sakura
Model No.KI-W001
Traditional Japanese kimono pattern used as a lampshade, alongwith a traditional Japanese scent (such as the scent of incense)
Material: Wood & Acrylic
Dimensions:260×150×150
Type: 2
Shade: Four Seasons Flowers
Frame: Indigo-Dyed（S) / Teak Finish（N）
Model No.HO-3STY-KA0-S/HO-3STY-KA0-N
Kataribe received the 2017 “Omotenashi Selection” award.
Material: Acrylic & Urushi Lacquer
Dimensions: 220 × 140 × 140
Type: 6
Shade Designs:
① Wave
② Bamboo Fence
③ Bamboo whisk
④ Wisteria
⑤ Bamboo grass
⑥Tiger
Frame Finish: Urushi Lacquer
Model No.KA-3STY-USP-①～⑥
Tableware inspired by the patterns of ISEKATAGAMI.
Delicate designs become part of the vessel’s character, adding a quiet presence and refinement to the table. Each piece brings the beauty of tradition into everyday use.
A collaborative tableware collection combining the delicate patterns of ISEKATAGAMI with traditional Hasami ware, bringing Japanese craftsmanship into everyday dining.
Textiles inspired by the delicate patterns of ISEKATAGAMI.
Transferred onto fabric, the designs add a gentle rhythm and character to the space, bringing the beauty of traditional craftsmanship into everyday life.
Edo Bingata is a stencil dyeing technique that originated from Okinawa's “Bingata” and developed uniquely in Edo to suit Japanese kimono culture. While rooted in Okinawan Bingata, it also incorporates influences from traditional dyeing techniques cultivated in Edo. Edo bingata is dyed using Edo stencil dyeing techniques and is characterized by its subdued, elegant hues.
Dimensions: 1000 × 950
Shawl Fabric: Silk
Cushions and textile goods developed by reclaiming ISEKATAGAMI patterns and applying new dyeing techniques inspired by Okinawan Bingata, blending tradition with contemporary design.
The cushion cover features an Okinawan bingata pattern, dyed onto polyester fabric.
Dimensions: 450 × 450 mm
Fabric: Polyester
This section presents a variety of items inspired by the patterns and techniques of Ise Katagami.
From everyday objects to pieces suitable for gifts, these works offer diverse expressions of ISEKATAGAMI’s charm.
A collaborative work with Shikokudansen Uchiwa Co., Ltd., featuring ISEKATAGAMI kimono patterns applied to traditional Japanese fans developed in Kagawa Prefecture since the Edo period.
A collaborative work with Nakano Lacquerware, fusing 1,500-year-old Echizen lacquerware with 1,000-year-old ISEKATAGAMI patterns, expressing the evolution of Japanese traditional crafts.
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