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MESSAGES ONE - EIGHTY ONE AGENCY Sign In with Google Email is required to continue Email Password Forgot password? Keep me logged in Submit Don't have an account? Sign Up * One - Eighty One Agency Shop * About The Brand About Types Accessories Craft Design Technology Foods General Kitchenware Stationery tableware Categories CDT Craft Design Technology FROM RUSH Happa Stand HIROTA GLASS PICUS Sakura Waqs Stationery Tokoname ware Reset - Top of Page - TOKONAME WARE TAKAGI One - Eighty One Agency Your shopping bag is empty One - Eighty One Agency · by 1-81 Agency $400 MIN One - Eighty One Agency by 1-81 Agency $400 MIN INDEX KITCHENWARE/TABLEWARE ARAS SECCA LAKOLE Hirota Glass Happa Stand Tokoname Ware Kanno Weavery TAKAGI GENERAL HARIO Lampwork Factory shin rin yoku from Rush Sakura Waqs STATIONERY PICUS Craft Design Technology ---- Opening order $400 Re-order $200 You can mix and match with other brands to meet the minimum order requirement If you would like to place a re-order, please send us an email at info@1-81agency.com. Please note that a 3% credit card processing fee will be applied at the time of payment if you are paying by credit card. Delivery times will vary depending on the item and the production schedule of the factory. For shipping, we default to FOB Los Angeles via UPS ground unless you request otherwise. Last a Lifetime, Leave a Smaller Footprint Durability meets sustainability with our unbreakable tableware made from our unique blend of recyclable resin and glass, designed to last a lifetime and reduce waste. Some of the products are available to view in 3D images by scanning the QR code. ONOM Seriese New Products Cedar Bark Collection Enhance your dining experience with our unique blend of recyclable resin and glass infused with reclaimed cedar bark for an eco-friendly and unbreakable tableware that lasts a lifetime and reduces waste. Cedar Bark Series Sea Mineral Collection Indulge in the elegance of the ocean with our new line of premium tableware, now elevated with over 50% mineral infusion from the sea and unique glass fiber blends. Each piece boasts a smooth, ceramic-like texture and weight, adding sophistication to your dining experience with the warmth and luxury of the ocean. Sea Mineral Series Basic Collection Made from a unique blend of recyclable resin and glass, our tableware not only withstands 1000 drops but also is BPA-free. Its durability allows us to create innovative shapes, such as our ultra-thin 0.3mm spoon and it is temperature resistant from -4°F to 212°F. Ideal for any occasion, hot or cold. ARAS Products SECCA LAKOLE items are “equipped” with Life Functions to ease small stresses in everyday life. Under the concept of “Easing This, That and Everything,” the brand will continue to develop many different Life Functions to make the lives of even more customers easier. LAKOLE products Check out the rest of the LAKOLE's linesheet-> HERE Renowned glass company, Hirota Glass Co. began in 1899 in the Sumida ward of outer Tokyo. Founder, Kinta Hirota, started his 100-year-old business manufacturing drinking glasses and later, with the rise in popularity of loose wrapped candy in the 1920s: candy jars. While new designs are still being developed today, Hirota continues to mine its répertoire of beloved designs to produce glassware like Hirota’s Taisho period opalescent glasses (1910-1926) made in varying patterns of milky white hues, perfect for cold sake drinks or cold tea, or Hirota’s Showa era drinking glasses with thick textured sides and heft, perfect for a warm coffee or tea on a cold day. The start-to finish- handmade process of Hirota Glass makes for the highest quality possible and the total artistry expresses a sense of warmth when touched or seen on the dining table. Current head Tatsuaki Hirota boldly continues the legacy of his great, great, great grandfather creating glassware that captures Japan’s rich cultural epochs for the modern household. Happa Stand blends the Japanese traditional concepts of tea and vessels with the chic and modern lifestyle. The name originates from the Japanese word “Happa” meaning leaves to cause nature and environmental awareness. Also, the word “Happa” simply has a happy vibe and could be written as “88” and could be pronounced Happa. The number 8 has been known for fortune and good luck both in the Eastern and Western cultures throughout the years. Happa Stand’s flagship store located in Mino city of Gifu Prefecture, known for the preservation of ancient Japanese cityscapes. The store which used to be an old residence that was built more than 150 years ago has been renovated with beams and pillars left from the original construction. Happa Stand suggests the “Iki” lifestyle, which is the Japanese version of chicness through their products and store. TOKONAME WARE Tokoname ware (Tokoname-yaki) is a type of Japanese pottery, stoneware, and ceramics produced in and around the municipality of Tokoname, Aichi in central Japan. Tokoname was the location of one of the Six Ancient Kilns of Japan. Tokoname ware is well known for “kyu-su” manufacturing, which are traditional style tea pots with built-in ceramic filters. Kanno Weavery is a tenugui (Japanese hand towels) and towel manufacturer based in Osaka since 1898. While there are multiple ways to dye and print tenugui patterns, Kanno Weavery works with craftsmen who specialize in a dying technique traditionally called “Chuu-sen”, which makes the finish even on both sides of the fabric. Tenugui Towel (size 14" x 40") Bandana (size 24" x 24") TAKAGI Takagi was born in 1866, as a simple sawsmith in Sanjo city, Niigata. Over the years we have developed into a company selling a wide variety of professional cutting tools. TAKAGI "ATC - 3" Series Carpentry Gardening Household items Hario Lampwork Factory is a renowned establishment known for its exceptional craftsmanship in lampwork glass art. With a rich history dating back several decades, the factory has honed its techniques and expertise to produce exquisite glass creations. The skilled artisans at Hario Lampwork Factory meticulously handcrafted each piece, paying meticulous attention to detail and precision. Their mastery of lampworking techniques allows them to manipulate molten glass with precision and finesse, resulting in stunning and intricate designs. At the factory, the glass-making process involves heating glass rods or tubes using a high-temperature flame, typically from a torch or burner. The artisans skillfully shape and mold the molten glass, using various tools and techniques to create intricate patterns, textures, and forms. LWF products “Shin rin yoku from Hinohara,” is a brand that integrates everyday life with nature, allowing you to experience the healing properties of "forest bathing" through 100% hinoki products. sin rin yoku products Made by a tatami mat manufacturer that’s been passed on through generations, the makers of From rush are interior designers as well. The material used for their products are 100% Japan grown rush. These products using traditional material fits perfectly with modern and global interior design. A small leather goods company based in the industrial outskirts of Tokyo, Sakura is run by a third generation female CEO. Started by her grandfather, a skilled leather craftsman who originally began crafting leather bags and belts for Japanese department stores, Sakura has evolved into its own brand of fine leather goods designed in house under the direction of the family matriarch. Their brand of leather goods focuses on traditional hand-craft for modern use, evidenced by their simple line of black leather pouches with metal hardware that evokes a classic feel for modern tools: iPads and laptop computers. Proudly ‘Made in Japan’, this small company of leather craftspeople look to the future - while vigorously preserving the past. Picus started their business in 2009 to provide products that attracts many users who are long-time users regardless of trend. The “Pure Brass” series such as the card cases, and trays were launched in 2011. Now Picus makes original designs mainly focusing on desktop items made of pure brass, pure copper, and stainless steel for users to be able to feel and enjoy the texture and secular change. Tokyo-based stationary brand Craft Design Technology was not named haphazardly. The company exists at the apex of its three named elements, with stationary products existing at their intersection, namely, perfect symbioses of craft, design and technology. The result is effortlessly thoughtful tools for the office that’ll leave you wondering why anybody does it differently; it just feels natural. Taking a cue from the natural world, CDT’s office products like their ‘universal scissors’ are meant to be used by both left and right-handed people with an eye toward the golden ratio. CDT’s pattern philosophy is similarly long-lived; drawing on Edo-era braid weaves for inspiration, which is then smartly applied to their line of exquisite masking tapes. The payoff of this thoughtful design means ideal tools for everything in your office. CDT products INTRODUCING TORTOISE AGENCY 1-81 Agency represents Japanese brands that were carefully selected through over 10 years of buying experience. 1-81agency.com