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Cherish beauty—don’t consume it.

MIO hand-crafts one-of-a-kind Japanese glass plates to be inherited, not discarded.

In collaboration with master artisans across Japan—specializing in Nishijin brocade, Kinran weaving, gold embellishment, washi paper, and hand-blown glass—we reimagine traditional craft through a refined, modern lens.

Each creation embodies timeless elegance and quiet excitement, made to enrich your everyday with beauty that endures.

Journal

和紙（わし）

Washi

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着物（きもの）

Kimono

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和紙と着物

Washi&Kimono

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MIo Journal

  • Washi — Japan’s 1,400-Year-Old Paper Tradition

    Washi — Japan’s 1,400-Year-Old Paper Tradition

    Feather-light, yet strong enough to last centuries. Woven from 10 mm-long bark fibers of kozo and layered in delicate random meshes, washi is more than just paper—it is a living...

    Washi — Japan’s 1,400-Year-Old Paper Tradition

    Feather-light, yet strong enough to last centuries. Woven from 10 mm-long bark fibers of kozo and layered in delicate random meshes, washi is more than just paper—it is a living...

  • Kinsai-Zaiku: Japanese Gold Embellishment with Timeless Elegance

    Kinsai-Zaiku: Japanese Gold Embellishment with ...

    Kinsai-zaiku—literally “gold decoration craft”—is a traditional Japanese technique of adorning fabric, paper, ceramics, and glassware with gold leaf, silver foil, and powdered metals. Originally developed for imperial court garments and...

    Kinsai-Zaiku: Japanese Gold Embellishment with ...

    Kinsai-zaiku—literally “gold decoration craft”—is a traditional Japanese technique of adorning fabric, paper, ceramics, and glassware with gold leaf, silver foil, and powdered metals. Originally developed for imperial court garments and...

  • The Golden Threads of Kyoto: Discovering Nishijin Kinran

    The Golden Threads of Kyoto: Discovering Nishij...

    In the heart of Kyoto’s historic Nishijin district, a single bolt of brocade may pass through twenty artisan hands—each adding brilliance, depth, and time. Among these treasures, Kinran, the gold-threaded...

    The Golden Threads of Kyoto: Discovering Nishij...

    In the heart of Kyoto’s historic Nishijin district, a single bolt of brocade may pass through twenty artisan hands—each adding brilliance, depth, and time. Among these treasures, Kinran, the gold-threaded...

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  • About Delivery Time

    Orders ship from Japan and take about 1 week to arrive.

    Most items are made to order, requiring 1 month of production.

    Estimated total: around 1.5 months from order to delivery.

  • For Businesses

    We accept bulk orders (10+ items) and offer custom styling for hotels, restaurants, and retailers.

    Feel free to inquire—even for patterns not shown online or using your own kimono fabric.

  • About Pricing

    All prices include customs, shipping, and handling—no extra charges at delivery.

    Quotes and receipts are available via Shopify.
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