By designing a two-step curve inside the vessel, the child’s hand cannot slide under the vessel, preventing any spilling. The inner curve doubles as a function, able to stack with containers even from other production areas. The bowls were designed for one to collect dishes of various production areas of Japan.

We designed a cup with a firm finger catch to resist ‬dropping‭. ‬A‮ ‬handle was not attached for‮ ‬children to hold firmly with both hands voluntarily‭. ‬It is also a small cup as one serving containing a simple shape, suitable for stacking‭.‬​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

We designed a spoon with a triangular handle for children to hold the spoon firmly, built with a slight angle to the plate to scoop easily.

The first soup bowl

A bowl made of Echizen lacquerware for the first time‭. We pursued a lifetime design as a children’s soup container‭, as well as a cup for beverages such as tea and coffee‭.‬

Safety scissors

We made scissors made of hard wood, which is safe even for use by a child. Even if you choose to use paper, you can easily cut through it.

We collaborated with a traditional brand called “aeru,” whose products specially made for 0-6-year-old children. We designed the packaging for a gift set of clothes for a newborn baby. A sweater, a towel, and a pair of socks dyed with “Hon-aizome” (a Japanese traditional indigo blue color) neatly wrapped like beautiful sweets.​​​​​​​​​​​​​

We used natural organic cotton fabric to complement the pureness of the child. The touch is soft and perfect for the child’s delicate skin. With its simple design, it can be used efficiently for any outfit.​​​​​​​​​​​​​

We designed a futon to protect the warmth of the child’s body, open widely at the neck. It is carefully made one by one by the hands of Kyoto artisans.