Ishikawa

Spirit of Ishikawa

Where Ishikawa craft is born.

Browse 7 crafts and stories rooted in Ishikawa — selected for international buyers and shipped directly to the U.S.

All crafts from Ishikawa

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Japanese Craft

Kaga Mizuhiki turns twisted washi cords into sculptural three-dimensional knots, a Kanazawa gift-culture craft refined under the Maeda…

Japanese Craft

Ohi ware is Kanazawa's hand-formed, amber-glazed raku pottery, born from the Maeda domain's tea culture. This guide explains…

Japanese Craft

A free cup turned from vertical-grain wood and finished in wiped urushi by Yamanaka, the Kaga region whose…

Japanese Craft

Woven at the foot of Mt. Haku from hand-drawn double-cocoon yarn, Ushikubi Tsumugi is the pongee so tough…

Japanese Craft

Kaga Yuzen is Kanazawa's painterly silk dyeing, built on five earthy 'gosai' colors and realistic bird-and-flower motifs. A…

Japanese Craft

Hakuichi's Kanazawa kinpaku — gold leaf from the city that hammers over 99% of Japan's foil — carries…

Ceramics

Kutani-yaki (九谷焼) is the five-color overglaze porcelain of the Kaga region in Ishikawa Prefecture — produced continuously since…