Morioka Craft Products
In the central area of Iwate around Morioka there are many crafts and folk craft items. They have the warmth of handmade items and a high level of design. They are great as souvenirs or thank you gifts, and you’ll want to buy them for yourself as well.
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Ironware
Nambu Cast IronwareStarted in the Edo Period when the Nambu Clan leader called an iron kettle maker to come from Kyoto. Enjoy their shape, design, and charm. -
Textiles
Sakiori, Kikko-oriHandmade down to weaving the threads. The feel in your hands, and the texture against your body is very smooth. -
Dyed Textiles
Ancient Nambu stencil dying, Nambu blue-purple dying, madder red dying, etc.Dyed textiles made with various techniques. One of their charms is how the more you use them, the better they look. -
Lacquerware
Appi-nuri, Joboji-nuri Lacquerware, etc.This lacquerware becomes more lustrous as you use it, feeling more familiar in your hands, and developing rich expression. A must-have item you’ll want to use for a long time. -
Ceramics, Porcelain
Ceramics, PorcelainClay has the power to sooth people. Feel the warmth of the ceramic artists’ hands and be comforted. -
Folk Toys
Kokeshi, Cocoon Crafts, etc.Folk toys loved by children made only on that land. Cute things are inside. -
Woodwork
Funa-Tansu, etc.Lots of woodwork pieces to enrich your life. Enjoy the warmth of the wood and beauty of the grain. -
Accessories
Silver Jewelry, Mother-of-Pearl, etc.Accessories, shoes, and more that express people’s feelings and show the age. Choose something that matches you. -
Sundries
Stands, Blown glass, etc.Cute simple sundries filled with charm that can be casually enjoyed.
Morioka Handi-Works Square
