Decorative Materials From Japan

Kenzan

Kenzan Yakimono was founded in 1959, and in 60 years has grown from a small family workshop into one of Japan’s leading manufacturers of decorative interior ceramics.

Kano

Kano is a unique manufacturer that combines in its products the minoyaki ceramics tradition with unusual shapes, modern colors and lighting.

Dinaone

One of the largest manufacturers and suppliers gives the opportunity to buy floor tiles from Japan in Moscow. An extensive range includes both usual floor tiles and limited edition tiles from ceramic workshops in Japan.

Komino

A series of decorative ceramic tiles from Japan, created by Taniguchi Tiles in collaboration with the design studio Carozzeria Kawai. The handmade and hand-drawn design is successfully implemented with the usage of traditional minoyaki ceramic technology.

Tanihata

Decorative panels and elements in the traditional kumiko technique can be purchased from one of the largest manufacturers. Our mission is to support and promote Japanese arts and crafts in Japan and around the world. We have a wide range of sizes of kumiko lattice and panels decorated in the kumiko technique.

Tozai Create

A young company that became famous for the production of 3D panels made of calcium silicate with wood veneer facing – a technological solution for spaces where it is not recommended to use a natural wooden finish. With the help of veneered 3D panels it is easy to divide the space and create comfortable interiors.

Kamism

Kamism offers Japanese wallpaper that combines a modern reinterpretation of washi, rice paper, with traditional techniques and modern design. All paper is handmade – that made it possible to give such a utilitarian material as wallpaper the warmth and expressive depth of an artistic canvas.

Nagaharu

Nagaharu Paper specializes in handmade washi paper and lighting devices made from it. Exclusive wallpaper with an unusual pattern and texture imitates lace, cobwebs or the pattern of veins on a plant leaf. Pieces of the finest gold and silver foil, as well as natural traditional dyes – persimmon extract, wax, lime and others – are used during the production.