K-iwami's bag charms, made using Sekishu tile techniques, are special accessories that combine tradition and modern design. Sekishu tiles are one of the three major tiles in Japan, produced in the western part of Shimane Prefecture, and are known for their durability and beauty. They boast a long history. Using this excellent technique, the charms are carefully crafted one by one by craftsmen, giving each bag a unique and distinctive look.

K-iwami bag charms come in five different designs, each with a special meaning.

1. Giant clams Giant clams symbolize abundance and prosperity. Because the two shells fit together perfectly, they are also popular as talismans for finding love and finding a good partner. The weight and sophisticated design of Sekishu tiles create an air of elegance.
2. The heart -shaped charm is a symbol of love and happiness. It is also a perfect gift for a loved one, and adding it to your bag will make every day even more special. The warm texture of the Sekishu tile roofing tiles will make your love feel even deeper.
3. Love LettersCharms with a love letter motif are symbols of conveying feelings. Since ancient times, letters have been used as a way to express affection for loved ones. The robustness of Sekishu tiles represents unchanging love and bonds, and delivers a special message to the bearer.
4. Magatama Magatama is a mystical shape that has been said to ward off evil and bring good luck since ancient times. K-iwami's magatama charms are a modern take on traditional shapes, with a design that is suitable for everyday use. They are also recommended as amulets for protection and improving luck.
5. The White Rabbit of Inaba, which appears in Japanese mythology, is a symbol of matchmaking and rebirth. The cute form is combined with the texture of Sekishu tiles to create a design that exudes a Japanese atmosphere. It will be a good luck charm that will accompany you in your daily life.

　　　

Our company, Murataya, is making use of the techniques of Sekishu tile, a traditional industry in our local Shimane prefecture, to create new

In order to convey the charm of this style, we have been working on the production of charms using Sekishu tile techniques.

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Sekishu tiles are highly durable pottery produced in the Iwami region of Shimane Prefecture, and have been used for over 1,000 years.

It is a traditional craft that can be said to be a symbol of the region, which boasts a long history.

Due to changes in the environment and the diversification of building materials, the demand for these materials is on the decline.

In order to connect the local traditional industry to the future, we are promoting the technology and beauty of Sekishu tiles.

We are challenging ourselves to develop new products that make the most of our unique characteristics.

By applying Sekishu tile technology to familiar items such as charms, we hope to reach more people.

We would like to create an opportunity for people to learn about this tradition.

By changing its form from a "decorative item" to a "portable item," it can blend into everyday life.

This will allow us to convey the value of the program to younger generations and people from outside the prefecture.

We believe that we can convey the charm of Sekishu tiles to many people and contribute to revitalizing the local industry.

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Murataya will continue to cooperate with local craftsmen and preserve the techniques of Sekishu tiles while developing new products.

We will continue to support traditional industries from a new perspective.