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November 11, 2023

Excuse us while we geek out on the amazing Japanese-made finds over on Remodelista this week.

This checkerboard noren is from Kyoto. Find out how to get one for yourself in Ozu Restaurant and Market: In Santa Fe, ‘A Trail of Breadcrumbs’ that Lead Back to Japan. Photograph by Jaimie Lewis.
Above: This checkerboard noren is from Kyoto. Find out how to get one for yourself in Ozu Restaurant and Market: In Santa Fe, ‘A Trail of Breadcrumbs’ that Lead Back to Japan. Photograph by Jaimie Lewis.
Above: On our holiday wish list: Flame’s table lamp with embroidered shade. See more of the Japanese lighting company’s offerings in As Calming as Candlelight: Table Lamps, Pendants, and More from Flame of Japan.
Just in time for the cold weather, this sweet Japanese teapot. Find more designs in \10 Easy Pieces: Japanese Glass Tea Pots.
Above: Just in time for the cold weather, this sweet Japanese teapot. Find more designs in 10 Easy Pieces: Japanese Glass Tea Pots.

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