JOURNAL

Though Japan looked to the West to produce its own glassware during the Edo Period, its own development of glassware evolved to uniquely Japanese pieces.

For International Women’s Day we introduce Sayumi Tadokoro the innovative designer of our recycled marine plastic waste brand Buoy.

Dating back over a thousand years to Japan’s Heian period, Hinamatsuri — also known as Doll's Day and Girls' Day — is a celebration of the health, wellbeing and happiness of girls, with a history of spirituality.

We wanted to say a big “Thank You” to everyone that came to support us at Chiddingstone Castle. As our very first NiMi Projects popup in stunning historical surroundings, it was a delight to see you all!

All of Musubi’s furoshiki are beautiful enough to turn gifts into mini artworks, but there are some, designed by Takehisa Yumeji (1884-1934), that also have art history behind them.

We think Valentine’s Day is a perfect excuse just to show anyone you love, partners, friends and family, how much you care and appreciate them. Let us help you pick a gift, or even make them one.