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Valentine’s Day Japanese Crafts and Artisan Market / Feb 4th 2024

Valentine’s Day Japanese Crafts and Artisan Market
UPBEET!Tokyo
Japanese handmade makers market
Scrap Artisan
kazaria3

Event details

Discover Japanese-Inspired Accessories and Art at Our Craft Show!

Explore a stunning collection of earrings, necklaces, and more, all with a touch of Japanese inspiration. Calling all Japanese artists and creators influenced by Japan to showcase their unique works! Join us to experience a showcase of diverse artistic talents.

Event Details:

📍 Location: 91 E 3rd St, New York, NY 10003 *Indoor and free administration 
📅 Date: Feb 4th (Sunday)
⏰ Time: 2 PM – 6 PM

Don’t miss this chance to immerse yourself in creativity and culture!

Eventbrite 

Japanese handmade makers market
Japanese makers market

We will have a special tasting event! Japanese vegan and gluten-free donut from Tokyo will join our event.

UPBEET!Tokyo

In 2018, we launched a vegan and gluten-free donut shop in Tokyo, Japan. Since then, our presence has expanded nationwide in Japan, garnering attention for our products. What sets our products apart is the incorporation of traditional Japanese fermented ingredients like amazake, enabling the effective intake of probiotics in our donuts. We also emphasize the use of clean ingredients. Additionally, we’ve introduced ‘Mochi’ textured donuts to our range. We invite you to indulge in our unique and nutritious donuts, exclusively crafted from Japan.

 

Japanese Vegan Donut

Meet our handmade artists!

We are excited to introduce our talented Japanese artists at the event.

You’ll have the chance to meet the handmade creators in person, hear their stories, and learn about the intricate details behind each item. Discover truly unique and creative works for yourself or find the perfect gift for your loved ones.

Scrap Artisan

Scrap Artisan creates uniquely handcrafted items from recycled or reclaimed materials, such as teddy bears made from kimono fabric and bags made from obi sashes.

Yukiyo Nagata

Kazaria3

Handmade hat and kimono used Japanese fabric

 

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satokomatsu

Satoko founder of satokomatsu, a native of Osaka, was nurtured by a blend of influences including her parents, an English teacher, and a Japanese calligraphy instructor. Throughout her university years, where she delved into Italian language and culture, Arabic, and Hebrew studies, she embarked on a journey to Florence to explore the realm of jewelry design.

After accumulating eight years of experience as a jewelry designer in Japan, Satoko relocated to New York in 2013 to further refine her design prowess. It was in 2015 that she took the bold step of establishing her personal jewelry line, marking a significant milestone in her creative journey.

GRAPE pendant in Hiragana. Can you find the hidden ‘ぶどう’ in the cluster, a symbol of fertility and wealth? You can enjoy the beauty of language and culture with this ‘word picture’ style design. A thoughtful gift for wine lovers and Japanese enthusiasts.

Please check her interview article from here!

satokomatsu
Ume

Designed with beautiful curvy letters in Japanese うめ [oo-meh] means “plum blossom” in Japanese. Top part is including “う” and two petals at the bottom is designed with “め”. Using a word, design its shape so I call this style “word picture”. Very unique design concept. You can use this one as a conversation starter because the letters are well blended, nobody notices it’s letter until you explain. Then you can communicate with jewelry.

TeaLoveCrochet

TeaLoveCrochet expands on what we normally associate with knit and crochet. Creating cute accessories inspired by Asian food, Harajuku fashion, and their own Asian American culture.

 

TeaLoveCrochet
TeaLoveCrochet

Riverside Wrapping Co.

Riverside Wrapping Co. offers high quality custom gift wrapping service and Mizuhiki (Japanese paper cords) accesories by certified Gift Wrapping Coordinator Emi, based in Upper West Side, NY.

mizuhiki artist
Japanese Mizuhiki Earrings

JOGI NO YUME

JOGI NO YUME we take pride in curating handcrafted products, each imbued with the essence of Japan. Our dedication to quality and the use of authentic Japanese supplies ensure that every piece tells a unique story. We made every piece from our heart and hoping to bring along joy to all the New Yorker.

JOGI NO YUME
JOGI NO YUME

Pucci Ropa Jewelry

Handmade starling silver/brass jewelry. Made with special tool that creates organic and abstract shape. Enjoy a unique jewelry and hidden massages.

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Interview article of pucci ropa jewelry

Pucci Ropa Jewelry
Japanese silver jewelry designer

Pompkins Baby by Nappel

Pop Up Sox are made by Japanese craftsmen using special knitting machines that create the 3-D animal ears and hands that pop out– babies love them and so do grown-ups!

They are ideal baby shower gifts. Pompkins Baby organic cotton products have a natural and gentle feel. They are made from cotton that is grown in soil not treated with pesticides or chemical fertilizers for more than three years– ladybugs are used instead of pesticides, and is harvested after the frost has ended when leaves fall off naturally.

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baby socks Nappel
baby socks brand Nappel

MEINFINITY

The fabrics have unique designs of such quality that you feel as if you are wearing Japanese artwork. These bags are for anyone who would like to have unique designs based on Japanese culture. By owning your own Japanese bag, you can always have a piece of Japanese culture with you.

Interview Article 

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Online Store

Japanese kimono bag designer
MEINFINITY Kimono Bag

We will be offering Japanese sweets, snacks, and beverages at the event. Come join us and savor the delights of creativity and Japanese culture.

If you are not in NYC or can’t make it to join us for the pop-up events, please visit our online marketplace “niji“.

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Autumn Japanese Handmade Maker’s Market

Autumn Handmade Japanese Maker's Market

Our Upcoming Japanese Handmade Show!

Event details

Discover Japanese-Inspired Accessories and Art at Our Craft Show!

 

Explore a stunning collection of earrings, necklaces, and more, all with a touch of Japanese inspiration. Calling all Japanese artists and creators influenced by Japan to showcase their unique works! Join us to experience a showcase of diverse artistic talents.

Event Details:

📍 Location: 91 E 3rd St, New York, NY 10003 *Indoor and free administration 
📅 Date: October 22nd (Sunday)
⏰ Time: 12:30 PM – 5:30 PM

Don’t miss this chance to immerse yourself in creativity and culture!

 

Eventbrite 

Japanese handmade craft items
Japanese handmade craft items
Japanese handmade craft items
Japanese handmade craft items
Japanese handmade craft items
Japanese handmade craft items

Meet our handmade artists!

We are excited to introduce our talented Japanese artists at the event.

You’ll have the chance to meet the handmade creators in person, hear their stories, and learn about the intricate details behind each item. Discover truly unique and creative works for yourself or find the perfect gift for your loved ones.

chocolateclayyy

Polymer clay and resin jewelry and sculptures

 

Pink Sakura Short Dangle Earrings 2 - chocolateclayyy

Kazaria2

Handmade hat and kimono used Japanese fabric

 

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Usagiduck

Stationary, apparels and art prints of original character Usagiduck and their animal friends.

 

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Pucci Ropa Jewelry

Handmade starling silver/brass jewelry.

I use a special tool that makes organic and abstract shape.

Enjoy a unique jewelry and massage from me.

 

Please also check her interview article 

Japanese silver jewelry designer
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satokomatsu

Satoko founder of satokomatsu, a native of Osaka, was nurtured by a blend of influences including her parents, an English teacher, and a Japanese calligraphy instructor. Throughout her university years, where she delved into Italian language and culture, Arabic, and Hebrew studies, she embarked on a journey to Florence to explore the realm of jewelry design.

After accumulating eight years of experience as a jewelry designer in Japan, Satoko relocated to New York in 2013 to further refine her design prowess. It was in 2015 that she took the bold step of establishing her personal jewelry line, marking a significant milestone in her creative journey.

GRAPE pendant in Hiragana. Can you find the hidden ‘ぶどう’ in the cluster, a symbol of fertility and wealth? You can enjoy the beauty of language and culture with this ‘word picture’ style design. A thoughtful gift for wine lovers and Japanese enthusiasts.

 

Please check her interview article from here!

budou main - Satoko Komatsu
satokomatsu

Hooks and Luxe

Creating by hand using eco-friendly materials, Hooks & Luxe’s accessories are perfect for when you want to add a little dainty sparkle to your daily life. All products are designed and made in Queens, NY by Ryoko Kitazawa, the designer and owner of the brand. After studying at Parsons the New School For Design, she was looking for something that would tap into her creativity and design skills and found that accessories design was exactly what she was looking for. She is originally from Japan and believes that it influences the softness and delicacy in her design, showing up in the pieces. The two different cultures in Japan and in the US have given her a broader perspective, and now she puts her unique sensibilities into handmade accessories.

 

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japanese artist

Unipaca Studio

Cute handmade stationery items like vinyl stickers, sticker sheets, and acrylic keychains! I also enjoy drawing anime-inspired art prints and have many future projects to come!

 

 
Unipaca Studio
Unipaca Studio

Karepango

Just your friendly neighborhood part-time artist. Don’t worry about it. 🙂

 

Dishing out daily doses of whimsical creativity, Karepango is your go-to hub for art that celebrates the humorous, satirical side of everyday life. Infused with our artist’s knack for pulling inspiration from mundane routines, Karepango serves a hearty spread of hand-drawn stickers, prints, pins, and clothing line. Join us at the table where art meets amusement, every purchase supports a bigger, better, and quirkier creation.

 

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Handmade stickers, accessories, and apparel

TeaLoveCrochet

TeaLoveCrochet expands on what we normally associate with knit and crochet. Creating cute accessories inspired by Asian food, Harajuku fashion, and their own Asian American culture.

 

TeaLoveCrochet
TeaLoveCrochet

Poiful rugs

HOKKORI KAWAII hand made rugs. We create beautiful, hand crafted rugs with various designs inspired directly from Japanese culture and nature. They have a variety of uses such as brightening a room, bringing joy and delight, and of course, making an excellent gift for family and friends.

 

colorful handmade rug
Handmade rug class by Poiful rugs

Fragrant Olive

Handmade soaps with Japanese koi fish and makeup bags using Japanese fabrics.

 

She also had a soap making class at out event!

Handmade soaps and makeup pouch
Soap making class

Riverside Wrapping Co.

Riverside Wrapping Co. offers high quality custom gift wrapping service and Mizuhiki (Japanese paper cords) accesories by certified Gift Wrapping Coordinator Emi, based in Upper West Side, NY.

 

mizuhiki artist
Handmade mizuhiki earrings

Nappel

Pop Up Sox: are made by Japanese craftsmen using special knitting machines that create the 3-D animal ears and hands that pop out– babies love them and so do grown-ups! They are ideal baby shower gifts.

 

Pompkins Baby :Organic cotton products have a natural and gentle feel. They are made from cotton that is grown in soil not treated with pesticides or chemical fertilizers for more than three years– ladybugs are used instead of pesticides, and is harvested after the frost has ended when leaves fall off naturally.

 

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Animal design Japanese baby socks brand Nappel.
Japanese baby socks

We will be offering Japanese sweets, snacks, and beverages at the event. Come join us and savor the delights of creativity and Japanese culture.

If you are not in NYC or can’t make it to join us for the pop-up events, please visit our online marketplace “niji“.