Japanese Stationery Box

ROKKAKU - Japanese Embossed Foil Envelopes -
ROKKAKU’s foil stamping techniques bring the natural motifs on these envelopes to life in a way that evokes the ethereal sensation of connecting with nature. You will either receive a Mt.Fuji, River or Ocean scene, all featuring a plover motif.

Kamiiso Sansyo - Japan Engimono NIPPON Masking Stickers -
Clad in gold, these washi stickers beam auspiciousness from top to bottom. Each motif carries deep cultural symbolism and are all common sights around new-years time in Japan. Luckily (pun intended) the names have all been included, so feel free to research ones that connect with you.

Hamamoyo - Miniature Sticky Notes Fujisan -
Adorable Mt. Fuji designs, depicted at different times of day. These designs originate from Hamamoyo’s tenugui cloths and were popular enough to become mini stickies to peek up from your notebook as index stickers, or be used as decoration both in and out of your books.

Kamiiso - Saien Mochi Rabbit Washi Tape -
This quality washi tape is defined by its 20mm width, and light transparency that is especially visible on the white mochi rabbit designs. Try to color the surface below the mochi to get cute color variations! The design depicts a long grill and a poor soul struggling to grab the elastic toasted mochi rabbit.

El Commun - Auspicious Origami Letter Set -
This origami set comes with envelopes intended to write, fold and send! The designs are all auspicious motifs, including the crane and turtle which happen to be easy to fold individually, but can actually fold them both from a single piece of paper.

NB - Japanese Style Origami Crane Stickers-
Elegant stickers of washi paper paired with gold foil expertly blending with the designs, depicting origami cranes folded with gradients and patterns. Have you ever folded a crane? It’s surprisingly easy, so why not try with the letter set included in this box?

Iwako - Inari Fox Shrine Eraser Set -
The mother of all erasers with an amount of pieces rivalling a LEGO set! Some of the erasers like the foxes or lanterns can be separated despite being pre-assembled. Iwako erasers are PVC-free and environmentally friendly, but can you really bring yourself to use them?

Marumo Printing - Watoy A5 Plastic File -
A file folder features an award-winning design of auspicious motifs that evoke new-years. The front shows a paper mache tiger, a symbol of strength, bravery and vitality for young children. The other figure is one of the 7 lucky gods, Ebisu.

Akashiya - Koto Calligraphy Brush Pen -
An elegant hand made brush pen that owes its striking visual and comfortable grip to the iconic washi paper that covers its body. Feeling the texture of quality Japanese paper in your palm, while applying your strokes may have you feel as transported back in time.