Japanese Homeware & Handcrafted Everyday Objects.

Mujo Store is centred around efforts to reconnect with the everyday, the functional, the beautiful, the ritual, as well as makers and their stories. We aspire to a slower more mindful way of life, and focus on creating handwoven textiles and hand-built ceramics; as well as sourcing honest objects for the home and body from Japan and further afield.

Supporting craftsmen and artisans to continue traditions which have been handed down over generations.

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New antiques arrivals:

Antique

Japanese antiques: Hand picked one-off pieces from centuries past. Explore antique Japanese... 

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Meet the Maker: Kyoto Asahiya

With a focus on traditional Japanese pieces handcrafted in Kyoto, Kyoto Asahiya makes
Juzus (Japanese prayer beads) and wooden bracelets. Buddhists within Japan use these prayer beads (Juzu, Neju, etc), which are traditionally meant for counting the number of times a mantra is recited, breaths during meditation, repeating mantras, and in various other ways.

  • How to Cook Rice in a Japanese Donabe?

    How to Cook Rice in a Japanese Donabe?

    When it comes to cooking rice, there are many methods and tools available. One traditional and time-tested way is using a Japanese Clay Donabe pot. This ancient cooking vessel has...

    How to Cook Rice in a Japanese Donabe?

    When it comes to cooking rice, there are many methods and tools available. One traditional and time-tested way is using a Japanese Clay Donabe pot. This ancient cooking vessel has...

  • Interview: Be-oom

    Interview: Be-oom

    'It’s all thanks to the meditative trait of tea – all your senses have to come together to appreciate the tea brewing in front of you. It requires focus to...

    Interview: Be-oom

    'It’s all thanks to the meditative trait of tea – all your senses have to come together to appreciate the tea brewing in front of you. It requires focus to...

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