item: Copper Incense Holder / Copper Incense Plate
item: Silver Pendant Top with Chain
item: Silver Ring (Sizes 1–20)
item: Silver Bangle
item: Silver Pendant Top
item: Brass Bangle
item: Silver Ring (Sizes 21–30)
Owari Butsugu are traditional crafts that have been produced in and around Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture since the early Edo period. Among their most delicate techniques is Kazarikanagu—ornamental metal fittings meticulously crafted for Buddhist altars, Shinto ritual objects, and ceremonial furnishings.
For over 50 years, Noyori Workshop has remained dedicated to the creation of these Kazarikanagu, preserving skills passed down through generations. However, as modern lifestyles have evolved, the demand for Buddhist fittings has declined, and with it the number of artisans capable of carrying these traditions forward.
In order to safeguard over 300 years of Owari craftsmanship and to bring its beauty closer to contemporary life, Noyori launched its modern brand Wayuan / 和悠庵 in 2020. Drawing upon traditional techniques while incorporating modern design sensibilities, the brand produces elegant handcrafted pieces where heritage and modernity exist in quiet harmony.
The venue is conveniently located just a few minutes’ walk from Kamimaezu Station on the Nagoya Municipal Subway.
The venue is conveniently located just a few minutes’ walk from Kamimaezu Station on the Nagoya Municipal Subway.