Collections
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Begin with a small piece
A first piece from the atelier: a cotton furoshiki hemmed by hand,...
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Cotton Furoshiki
Cotton furoshiki, hand-cut and hand-hemmed at the Renaras atelier. The furoshiki is...
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Curator's Kit by Renaras Tapestry hardware and Patchins
Curator's Kit. The hardware side of the Renaras atelier. Renaras designs and...
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Furoshiki & Fukusa Wrapping Service
The Renaras furoshiki and fukusa gift wrapping service wraps a gift in...
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Gifts from the Atelier
A gift from the Renaras atelier arrives tied in cloth, as gifts...
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Gifts — A Considered Gift
Gifts from €100 to €400: lumbar pillows and table runners cut from...
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Gifts — A First Piece
Small gifts under €100: cotton furoshiki hemmed by hand, Japanese ceremonial silk...
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Gifts — An Heirloom
Gifts above €400: wall tapestries, bed runner sets and ceremonial kimono. Pieces...
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Hagi Ware — 萩焼
Hagi ware (萩焼) is a Japanese ceramic tradition from Yamaguchi Prefecture, prized...
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Japanese Ceremonial Silk Bags
Japanese ceremonial silk knot bags, reimagined from fukuro obi.Renaras designs and reimagines...
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Japanese Ceremonial Silk Bed Runner and Cushion Sets
A bed runner is the last thing laid on a bed and...
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Japanese Ceremonial Silk Lumbar Pillow Covers
Japanese ceremonial silk lumbar pillow covers, reimagined from obi. Renaras designs and...
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Japanese Ceremonial Silk Table Runners and Placemats
The obi was woven to be read along its length. A table...
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Japanese Ceremonial Silk Wall Tapestries
Japanese ceremonial silk wall tapestries, reimagined from obi. Renaras is an Amsterdam...
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Japanese Silk Fukusa
Japanese silk fukusa, reimagined for objects worth honouring. Renaras designs and reimagines...
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Phoenix Reborn by Renaras
Some garments clothe the body. These carry a civilisation on their shoulders....
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Ryūkyū Glass — 琉球ガラス
Ryūkyū glass (琉球ガラス) is handblown glassware from Okinawa, Japan, recognised by its...
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Whispered Stories by Renaras
Ningyō (人形) — human form. The Japanese word for doll carries in...
