Most of Made in Japan products are sourced from small, family-run kilns in Gifu on the central island of Honshu, with the rest of our collections sourced from all over Japan. Our products make their way from Japan to our lovely warehouse in Yorkshire, where we keep them safe until it’s time for them to head to their new homes.
Scented Welcome Soap Lily
Scented Welcome Soap Lily
Category: Homeware
Sub Category: Soaps
Welcome Soap
Based on the shape of Japanese sweets motif of the “sea bream” that accompanies celebrations to provide a fun and playful spirit. Hanging this soap lightly perfumes your bathroom.
This soap comes in the form of the Japanese celebratory bream fish. This delicate shape was created using a process based on the wooden mould, traditionally used to make the Japanese sweet called Rakugan. It can be used not only as a regular gift but also as a celebratory gift for weddings, birthday’s, a thank you, new neighbours, a housewarming gift, etc..
Lily: A pure white floral with a refreshing, leafy green lily scent
Volume: 345g
Size: 25 x 13 x 4 cm
Made in Tokyo, Japan
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What makes our products so special
Unique - with slight irregularities in size, glaze and texture, no two pieces are the same
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Quality - made from the finest Japanese Minoyaki porcelain
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Robust - dishwasher and microwave safe (except a few of the crackle glazes)
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Personal - hand-finished by talented craftspeople from the kilns of Gifu
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What’s in the box?
Our products are made with love and care in Japan, but it’s with you where their story lives on. And for that to happen, we need to make sure they arrive with you in one piece! We carefully wrap each item in bubble wrap and traditional Japanese newspapers (you’ll often find a Japanese crossword or sudoku to solve!). You’ll also receive a short guide on how to care for and cherish your new tableware. Sustainability is important to us and we’re working hard on ways to keep items safe while being kind to the planet, too.