The oldest existing mokume gane kozuka (sword handle) created by Shoami Denbei, who is considered the creator of mokume gane. The pattern of the kozuka was carefully studied and reproduced with precious metals such as platinum and gold.
We create wedding rings as a form that lives on in the modern age and give new value to tradition. The traditional technique continues to connect time from 400 years ago to the present day, and from the present day to the future, just like a grain pattern.
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They are "wedding rings to be shared"through the handsof loving couples.
A sharing ceremony where customers themselves are involved in the production
Everything you can feel from here is from modern-day mokume gane.
Mokumeganeya is participating in the Tokyo Metropolitan Government's "Edo Tokyo Kirari Project" to introduce innovative products to the world using mokume gane, a traditional metalworking technique from the Edo period. The "Edo-Tokyo Kirari Project" is an initiative to highlight the techniques and products rooted in the traditions of Edo Tokyo as treasures of the city and promote them to the world.
EDO TOKYO KIRARI WEB site : https://en.edotokyokirari.jp/
Mokumeganeya is participating in the Tokyo Metropolitan Government's "Edo Tokyo Kirari Project"
