Japan decoration There are 9 products.

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  Japanese Linen

  Let yourself be seduced by our selection of Japanese linens made up of squares of furoshiki fabrics, tenugui, towels and handkerchiefs.
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  Japanese wall decorations

  Decorate your home by choosing from a selection of Japanese prints, illustrations and kakemono.
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  Hakone marquetry - YOSEGI

  Yosegi marquetry is a feature of the Hakone region, located about a hundred kilometers east of Tokyo, in Kanagawa prefecture.
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  Antiquities of Japan

  Find unique objects found in France and Japan, mostly aged from the Meiji period, or even earlier. Above all, they are aimed at lovers and collectors of antique objects.
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  Statuettes of Japan

  Discover a selection of decorative objects made in Japan.
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  Japanese dolls - Daruma

  Daruma is the Japanese name for Bodhidharma, a figure of Buddhism. The daruma is a rather round figurine, made of papier-mâché. In Japanese culture, it represents a symbol of luck and prosperity and is used to make a wish by coloring an eye.
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  Lamps from Japan

  Find different Japanese living room, table, ceiling and wall lamps for decoration imported to Japan.
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  Japanese cushions and makura

  Long used in Asian countries, makura cushions are recommended by many healthcare professionals. Its composition in buckwheat husk, small and angular, offers a dense, static and non-leaking filling, making it possible to guarantee a stable and reliable support of the cervicals.

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  the Lucky cat Maneki-neko

  A maneki-neko, also called lucky cat is a traditional Japanese ceramic or porcelain statue, representing a cat sitting and raising its paw (s) to the level of the ear. It is commonly found on storefronts, near checkouts in shopping malls, in pachinko parlors, etc.

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  Kenzan flower spikes - ikebana

  Used in ikebana, Japanese floral art, kenzan keeps the flowers in the composition upright. It consists of a heavy metal base, topped with needles on which the flowers are pricked.
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  Meaning "the art of bringing...

  Meaning "the art of bringing flowers to life", the traditional Japanese floral art, called ikebana, is a decoration practice, but also a very spiritual practice that allows you to reconnect with nature in order to achieve true harmony. interior.
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  Screens from Japan

  Discover our range of Japanese screens to give a Japanese touch to your interior.
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  Japanese rugs and tatami mats

  Authentic and comfortable, discover our selection of rugs and rice straw tatami (goza) made in Japan.
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  Windsocks - Koinobori

  Traditionally hung outside in gardens for Children's Day, koinobori can also be hung indoors, in children's bedrooms for example.
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  Japanese paper models

  Mount Fuji, shrines and Japanese castles: invite Japan to your home with our cardboard models to assemble yourself!

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  Japanese umbrellas from Japan -...

  Wasaga umbrellas are made of a bamboo frame often black in color topped with oiled washi paper. Colors vary from red to purple with sakura patterns.
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  Owl - Mimizuku Fukuro

  Discover a selection of objects representing the traditional owl symbol of wisdom, benevolence and knowledge in Japanese culture.
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  Japanese bells and chimes

  In glass or cast iron, find beautiful traditional Japanese bells or chimes.
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  Japanese rabbits - Usagi

  Here is a selection of decorative objects representing the rabbit, kawaii figure par excellence in Japan.
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  Japanese stationery

  Origami papers, pens and pencils, erasers and many other Japanese items can be found in our stationery.
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  Japanese masks

  Discover our selection of traditional Japanese masks to decorate your interior.
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  Zen meditation

  You will find in this section all our articles for meditation or to create a Zen atmosphere in your home including incense, cushions, dharma bowls ...
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  Japanese noren curtains

  Noren are usually hung on the front doors of shops or houses in Japan. Now these curtains have become decorative items.
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  Dolls made in Japan

  Discover traditional Japanese dolls: vintage or modern wooden kokeshi and colorful okiagari made from papier maché and crepe paper.