Miyazono Wooden Baby Spoon Tights and scattered signs of wear

and scattered signs of wear reflect Japan's tradition of caring for and extending the life of everyday textiles

This brooch is handcrafted by Japanese artist Mayu Morimoto with antique glass beads and delicate silk embroidery

Mechanical pencil lead refills

like the sun

This piece uses OJO yarn from Oji Fiber—made by finely slitting Manila hemp-based washi paper and twisting it into lightweight

Miyazono Wooden Baby Spoon Tights and scattered signs of wearHand carved wooden baby spoon by Japanese artisan Natsumi Miyazono. Made from locally sourced wood and finished with natural urushi lacquer, Miyazono's spoons are celebrated for their exceptionally smooth, comfortable feel and are affectionately known as "disappearing spoons" because they allow the taste of the food to take center stage. Each spoon showcases the unique grain and character of the wood, making every piece one of a kind. Perfect for