Mokume Gane, Japanese Unique Wedding bands and Engagement rings
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Handle of the small sword
2019-09-02
<Handle of the small sword>
It is a gorgeous handle of the small sword with a phoenix decoration on a wood grain pattern which has a fantastic atmosphere.
It is a handle part of the small sword made in the Edo period.
Mokumegane Technique
2019-08-30
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Mokumegane technique was born to make sword guards in Edo period.
MOKUMEGANEYA’s “Tsunagaru-Katachi” is to make two rings from one sheet of the Mokumegane material.
Our technical craftsmen create your “Tsunagaru-Katachi” wedding rings carefully, spending more time than making individual rings.
Blueberries
2019-08-30
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In Japan, Blueberry has a meaning of “Fruitful life”.
The origin of this meaning is because after blueberry blooms the white and bell-shaped adorable flowers in the spring season, it suddenly bears lots of blue fruits in the summer time.
At our Omotesando store, there is a Bonsai which you can feel the change of the season, and it is switched every week.
Please take your time to watch the beautiful Bonsai when you come to our Omotesando store.
Kozuka
2019-08-13
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“Kozuka” is a small sword that is attached to the Japanese sword.
Various metals that are shaped into sea animals are inlaid to the Mokume Gane background, which depicts the sea wave.
The design of the artwork is very peaceful, and it convays the mood of the summer season.
Since we believe that it is very important to convey Japanese traditional culture to the world, Mokumeganeya will introduce you the Japanese antiques and artworks made withMokume Gane.
Tsuba
2019-07-31
<Tsuba>
This is a basic tsuba created by the students from Takahashi school in Edo period,
which is shaped into Japanese quince shape, and carved with Guribori technique.
Japanese quince is a symbol of fertility and family prosperity due to the large production of fruit.
We believe that it is very important to convey Japanese traditional culture to the world.
Please take a look to the interiors when you arrive to the store.
Balloon Flower
2019-07-26
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The balloon flowers in Ginza store are counted in one of the seven autumnal flowers in Japan, but balloon flowers that bloom in the rainy season have beautiful name called “Samidare bloom flower”, which means “rain in May”.
To cherish each moments in the changing seasons, Mokumeganeya will introduce you the beautiful flowers and events in each season. Please enjoy the change of season with us.
Obidome
2019-07-25
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This is a Koi fish shaped “Obidome” created by Sounyusai Yoshida in the
late Meiji period. He was an apprentice of Masayuki Yoshida, the professor
of the department of hammering at Tokyo University of the Arts.
“Obidome” is women’s accessory worn around the Obi. Spotted pattern of
Mokume Gane which appeared very softly, is adding reality to the Koi fish.
Since we believe that it is very important to convey Japanese traditional
culture to the world, Mokumeganeya will introduce you the Japanese antiques and artworks made with Mokume Gane.
Decoration of Shrine Architecture
2019-07-10
<Decoration of Shrine Architecture>
The old wood materials which we are exhibiting in Ginza store are used as components that maintained the roof on shrine.
To protect the building from fire, they carved wave patterns to the wood materials to symbolized the water, and placed it on the roof so the shrine itself will be blessed.
We believe that it is very important to convey Japanese traditional culture and traditional technique to the world.
Please have a look at our interiors when you come to our store.
Rokuyou
2019-07-10
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This is “Rokuyou”, a decoration of Japanese traditional shrine.
People placed this on the roof so the shrine it self will be blessed and be protected from fire.
We believe that it is very important to convey Japanese traditional culture to the world.
Please take a look at the interiors when you visit the store.
Obidome
2019-07-10
<Obidome>
This is an asari clam shaped “Obidome” created by Sounyusai Yoshida in the late Meiji period.
He was an apprentice of Masayuki Yoshida, the professor of the department of hammering at Tokyo University of the Arts.
“Obidome” is women’s accessory worn around the Obi.
The wavering Mokume Gane patterns reminds us of the state of water reflection on asari clam.
Since we believe that it is very important to convey Japanese traditional culture to the world, Mokumeganeya will introduce you the Japanese antiques and artworks made with Mokume Gane.
