Why collectors buy from us
Two houses. One standard of making.
Mandala home art and Japanese Bizen-Yaki share our respect for handwork. Confirm the exact finish, measurements and delivery with our team; design, processing and customisation are available.
Sourced at origin
Okayama kilns and Himalayan studios, visited in person.
One-of-a-kind
Natural Bizen kiln variations and carefully finished mandala textiles.
Personal service
Photos of your exact piece before it ships, by phone or WhatsApp.
双藝
Two traditions in conversation
Earth, fire and thread—held in deliberate balance.
1,000
Years of the Bizen kiln
14
Days of continuous red-pine firing
1 / 20
Pieces that emerge as Ao-Bizen blue
0
Glaze, lead or cadmium used
Selected mandala cushions
Sacred geometry, rendered for a sofa
Mandala cushion covers for sofas, bedrooms and tea spaces: printed decorative home art rooted in Nepalese family heritage, with heat-transfer and hand-block foil finishes. Custom sizes and colours are quoted on brief.
Selected Bizen ware
Vessels that change what you drink
Unglazed Bizen is microscopically porous. Air passes through the wall, softening tannin in tea and sharpness in sake. This is not folklore — it is the reason Bizen has served tea masters since the Muromachi period.
“The potter shapes the clay. The fire decides everything else.”
On the philosophy of Bizen-Yaki
The science of taste
Why tea tastes rounder from Bizen.
Fired at 1,200–1,300°C without glaze, the wall of a Bizen vessel keeps a network of micro-pores. Air moves slowly through it, oxidising harsh tannins in tea and softening the edge of sake. Iron in the Okayama clay also binds part of the bitterness. Tea masters have used this since the Muromachi period — it is chemistry, not folklore.
Where the patterns come from
Nepalese family heritage, brought into daily life.
Our source imagery comes from a Nepalese hand-painted mandala family tradition. The centre represents the inner self, the circles the universe. The outward and returning movement evokes harmony and wholeness. Our printed home textiles are not hand-painted thangkas or ritual objects.
Style your space
19.69 × 19.69 in (50 × 50 cm) of home art.
Heavyweight covers with concealed zips, sized for standard 50 × 50 cm inserts. Layer two gold-foiled mandalas against plain linen, or set a single medallion at the centre of a long sofa. Machine-friendly, made for daily use — not for a display shelf.
Gifting & delivery
Wrapped to be given. Tracked to your door.
Every order leaves in protective cream packaging with a card describing the piece and its maker. Bizen ware is double-boxed with foam corners. Worldwide shipping with tracking, plus seven-day returns for eligible unused stock covers under the written terms and remedies for defects. Custom orders cannot be cancelled after confirmation.
Design · Processing · Customisation
Made around your brief.
Our team can design, process and customise mandala home textiles to your requirements, from a personal room scheme to wholesale, private-label and OEM projects.
01 / Design
Share your artwork, colour palette, room photographs and intended use. Our team develops the layout and textile specification with you.
02 / Sample
Confirm size, fabric, print placement, heat-transfer or hand-block foil finish, piping, insert option and packaging against a sample and written quotation.
03 / Processing & production
After written approval, the team prints, foils, cuts, stitches and inspects the agreed design. Quantity, lead time and delivery are confirmed individually.
Speak to a person
One number. Phone or WhatsApp.
Ask for photographs of the exact piece in stock, request a wholesale price list, or send us a mandala brief for OEM production. Richard Jiang — General Manager, Overseas Client Care answers personally.