Inlay — a technique with 4,000 years of history, brought over from the continent long ago.

A Craft That Grew in Japan
Inlay was loved by Japan’s noble classes, such as the court nobility and the samurai, and developed in a way all its own in Japan, giving rise to auspicious patterns, Japanese motifs and new techniques. Today, the finest of this cultural craft is carried on by contemporary inlay artisans.

Pure Gold Inlay
In pure gold inlay, pure gold and pure silver, so fine as to be almost invisible to the eye, are worked into designs grounded in Japanese style. The finished pieces, made through meticulous engraving carried on quietly and precisely, where not a single mistake is allowed, give off something close to awe.

A World of Beauty
Please enjoy a world of beauty upheld by incomparable technique, handed down unbroken across time to the present day.

Contents and Dimensions
Necklace × 1, booklet, fitted necklace case.
Inlay: 29×18mm / Chain length: 40cm / Case: 230×35×25mm
As each piece is handmade, slight variations in size may occur.