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Tasse à sake Ochoko en porcelaine Imari 伊万里 – décor médaillons & kinrande – époque Meiji fin XIXè
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Vintage Japanese Kokeshi – Nakanosawa Style – Signed by Seya Jūji 瀬谷重治 – 30.5 cm
Regular price 69 EURRegular price
The KOGEDO universes
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WOODBLOCK PRINTS
🖼️ Journey to the heart of ancient Japan — authentic woodblock prints...
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JAPANESE TABLEWARE
🍵 Japan comes to your table. Japanese tableware combines refinement and tradition....
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JAPANESE DECORATIVE ARTS
🏯 Bring a piece of Japan into your home. Discover our Maneki...
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MODERN HAORI WORKSHOP
🧵 Discover our KOGEDO L’Atelier modern haori jacket creations. Unique pieces made...
Spring Selection
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Antique Japanese Ko-Imari Porcelain Cup - Tōjin-zu (Chinese Scholar and Child) Scene - 18th-19th Century
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Vintage grey-purple rinzu silk haori – Japanese kimono jacket with sacred bamboo nanten 南天 motifs
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Original illustrated book (e-hon) – Utagawa Yoshikazu & Santō Kyōzan – The Register of Beauties to the Sound of the Koto – Edo 1857
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Japanese Yunomi Shino-yaki 志野焼 tea cup – marked by the Hironaga-gama 廣永窯 kiln – signed Tomobako box
Regular price 78 EURRegular price
Our favorites
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Antique Japanese iron Tsuba – ko-Tōshō style – Kuyō motif – 16th or 17th century
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Antique Japanese Print Meiji – Utagawa Hiroshige I – Noji River, Ōmi Province – Six Jewel Rivers from Various Provinces – 1891
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Japanese Chawan Tea Bowl Iwakuni-yaki 岩国焼 – Rare – Signed by Yamada Shōtō 山田象陶
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Original Japanese woodblock print – Utagawa Kuniyoshi – Sayo no Nakayama yonaki-ishi – The 53 Parallels for the Tōkaidō – Edo 1843-45
Regular price 430 EURRegular price
KOGEDO the Workshop
Discover our creations of modern haori jackets KOGEDO L'Atelier. Unique pieces in 100% cotton Japanese fabric, hand-sewn in our Parisian workshop.
Why KOGEDO?
Who are we ?-
We are Mikan & Tôma
Passionate about Japan and the treasures of the past, we travel around Japan to find authentic pieces. Here, no dropshipping, just real finds, carefully chosen.
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Our mission
To give a second life to ancient Japanese craftsmanship and tell its story. Our mission: to share this culture and preserve its heritage.
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Our vision
Making Japanese art and crafts accessible. From affordable gems to exceptional pieces, everyone can find their treasure and bring a piece of Japan into their home.
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Japanese Christmas Gift: 12 Original Ideas for ...
Looking for an original Japanese Christmas gift? Kogechan has 12 ideas for every budget! Discover authentic gifts, from little treats for under €60 to exceptional presents, to surprise all Japan...
Japanese Christmas Gift: 12 Original Ideas for ...
Looking for an original Japanese Christmas gift? Kogechan has 12 ideas for every budget! Discover authentic gifts, from little treats for under €60 to exceptional presents, to surprise all Japan...
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E-hon: Japanese picture books, ancestors of manga?
200 years ago, there was no Netflix, but there were already heroes with magical powers, ninjas, and impossible loves in books illustrated by Hokusai and Kunisada. Discover e-hon, these woodblock-printed...
E-hon: Japanese picture books, ancestors of manga?
200 years ago, there was no Netflix, but there were already heroes with magical powers, ninjas, and impossible loves in books illustrated by Hokusai and Kunisada. Discover e-hon, these woodblock-printed...
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The Tale of Genji in Japanese Prints: Discoveri...
The Tale of Genji is a thousand years old… but the Edo period joyfully reinvented it! From Murasaki Shikibu to Mitsuuji, discover how this monument of Japanese literature became a...
The Tale of Genji in Japanese Prints: Discoveri...
The Tale of Genji is a thousand years old… but the Edo period joyfully reinvented it! From Murasaki Shikibu to Mitsuuji, discover how this monument of Japanese literature became a...
