Wabi Sabi: Accessories
This year, Wabi Sabi will be welcoming a host of Japanese craftspeople! On this page you'll find the ones specializing in accessories!
At the Wabi Sabi area, you'll find a host of Japanese craftspeople who'll be delighted to show you their art. Origami, accessories, and calligraphy: come and visit their booth, admire their creations, and leave with your arms full of beautiful souvenirs!
Sushi Kingdom - Accessories to die for!
Presenting a series of colorful characters in the image of your favorite sushi, Sushi Kingdom lets you enjoy them in all their forms: stickers, fabric accessories and even phone accessories!
Lelien - Intoxicating fragrances
Two words to define this craftswoman: fragrance and harmony. Lelien offers bewitching incense and Tsumamizaiku - little accessories for your combs and hairpins!
penteco - A special manufacturing method
Small ornaments, key rings, and buttons await you at penteco 's booth, who uses the same manufacturing methods as for kintaro candies!
Already used for origami, yokara invites you to see paper in a new light with his works. Made exclusively from cut paper, the craftswoman offers interior decorations and jewelry!
mikoto - Energy and spirituality
Magatama are Japanese jewels with a comma shape that makes them instantly recognizable. mikoto makes magatama made from orgonite.
-RaluMother- - Sakuras at your fingertips
-RaluMother- manufactures a wide range of accessories, from brooches to figurines, all linked by a common thread: a cherry blossom motif.
Ami- - Accessories for high heels
Artisan Ami- helps you enhance your heels with jewelry. You can also find stone jewelry to complete your outfit!
hiro's fakesweets café - Delicious trompe-l'oeil
hiro's fakesweets café transforms your favorite pastries into everyday objects: mirrors, jewelry boxes, and pins, proudly wear the color of your desserts!
That's all for craftspeople specialized in accessories. Want to see more? Discover the other craftspeople in the Wabi Sabi area this year!
See you soon at the Wabi Sabi area!