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Japanese handcrafted Wooden Sake cup, Wooden bowl, Wooden plate and wooden cup. Tsukushi

Kaji Woodworks

Elevate your table with unique tableware handcrafted from Japanese wood, quietly refined, beautifully made, and full of timeless character.

Sold outA side view of Japanese Wooden Bowl on a gradient background. Tsukushi
Kodama | Wooden Bowl Sale price$92.00
Sold outJapanese handcrafted Wooden Teacup on gradation background. Tsukushi
Maruka | Wooden Mug Sale price$70.00
Sold outJapanese handcrafted wooden Sake cup gradation background. Tsukushi
Koju | Wooden Sake Cup Sale price$72.00
Sold outJapanese wood plate on shaded background, Tsukushi.
Yamazakura | Wooden plate Sale price$42.00

More about Kaji Woodworks

The Artisan Behind Kaji Woodwork

Naoki Kajihara od Kaji working on a wooden cup. Tsukushi

Naoki Kajihara

Naoki Kajihara is the woodturner behind Kaji Woodworks in Seki, Gifu Prefecture.
Working in his small studio, he shapes locally sourced Japanese cherry, magnolia and elm into bowls, plates and cups.
His approach is slow and precise, preserving the grain and warmth of each wood while creating tableware that feels balanced, practical and natural in the hand.

 Wooden Mug with black background, Tsukushi

The Subtle Luxury of Wood

At Kaji, each wood plate, cup, and vessel is shaped to bring comfort to the hand and harmony to the table. Beyond aesthetics, wood is a sustainable, renewable material, making it a mindful choice for those curating luxury dinnerware sets with intention.

Whether you're pouring Japanese sake or serving a quiet meal, these pieces carry not just function, but feeling.

Gifu, Seki city map (square view). Tsukushi

Deep in the heart of Japan

In the city of Seki, nestled among the forests and rivers of central Japan, tradition runs deep.
Known for its centuries-old mastery of blade-making and fine craftsmanship, Seki is more than a place. It’s a legacy of hands that shape with care and purpose.

Here, Naoki Kajihara works quietly in his small studio, carving cherry wood, Japanese magnolia, and elm into timeless pieces of wooden tableware. His approach is slow, intentional, and deeply personal.
Each bowl, cup, and plate carries not only the natural beauty of the wood but the spirit of the place it comes from.

Shaping Japanese wooden sake cup, Tsukushi

A note from Tsukushi

Why We Work with Kaji

Tsukushi works with Kaji because Naoki Kajihara’s pieces unite material integrity with genuine everyday function.
He selects Japanese woods for their grain, warmth and character, then shapes each vessel by hand in small batches.

The result is tableware that feels refined without becoming fragile or ornamental, honest objects, made with patience, respect for the material and a clear commitment to lasting quality over volume or speed.

Cherry wood wooden Plate black gradation background. Tsukushi

When Elegance Grows from Nature

From wooden bowls to wood plates, Kaji brings the warmth of nature into refined Japanese tableware, crafted to be touched and treasured.

Making Japanese Wooden bowl with wood shavings, Tsukushi
A bottom view of a Japanese Wooden Bowl on a black background. Tsukushi
Koju Wooden Japanese Sake Cup, Maruka Wooden Japanese Mug background black, Tsukushi
Wooden plate handed over , Tsukushi
Japanese Wooden Mug, plate, sake cup and bowl with life style, Tsukushi

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