Fukushima

Spirit of Fukushima

Where Fukushima craft is born.

Browse 6 crafts and stories rooted in Fukushima — selected for international buyers and shipped directly to the U.S.

All crafts from Fukushima

6 items

Japanese Craft

Woven from wild grapevine bark in the snowbound mountain villages of Okuaizu, this Mishima yamabudo basket bag is…

Japanese Craft

A two-tier Aizu lacquer jubako finished with auspicious pine-bamboo-plum maki-e, the New Year food box from a craft…

Japanese Craft

Aizu E-rosoku are hand-painted Japanese candles from snowbound Fukushima, where artisans paint camellias and peonies onto pure-vegetable haze…

Japanese Craft

Tohoku's oldest pottery, Aizu Hongo-yaki has been fired since the 1640s. This amber-glazed yunomi carries the mingei warmth…

Japanese Craft

Woven in Aizu for over four centuries, this indigo-striped cotton pouch carries the sturdy everyday craft of a…

Japanese Craft

Aizu-nuri (会津塗) is the **lacquerware tradition of the Aizu region** in western Fukushima Prefecture — practiced continuously since…