KOBO is an artisan gallery featuring Japanese and Northwest fine crafts. KOBO specializes in both traditional and contemporary works, offering a selection of objects and functional forms in clay, fiber, metal, wood, textile, and paper. Come visit us at both locations, on Capitol Hill and Japantown.
$ 140.00
Inspired by the Case Study Program from the 1950's these BirdHomes are designed for the...
$ 80.00
Modern, organic, handmade jewelry by Seattle-based designer Regina Chang. These versatile, hand-forged earrings pair two contrasting...
$ 155.00
Handcrafted bird by modern-day folk artist Michael Zitka. Self taught, Michael transforms humble materials from the lumberyard...
$ 128.00
Heiando Japanese Lacquer Sho-Ryu Salad Bowl This is a center piece bowl from the series...
$ 210.00
Five Ply Design, Cereus Lamp Series Cereus lamps are made from American basswood (Tilia americana),...
$ 60.00
Heiando Japanese lacquer jewelry case AkikusaThis accessory case is known as "Fall grass" in Japanese....
$ 24.00
Single Gauge Knit • Single rolled cuff beanie• 100% Acrylic• Canvas printed label• 8" long...
$ 170.00
Heiando Japanese Lacquer Sai-ryu Plate Set of 6 This is a set of six plates...
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An original landscape painted in oil, right on a chunk of real cedar 4x4 -...
KOBO at both locations will be closed on July 4th. We will reopen on Friday, July 5th. Enjoy the holiday!
Photo: Japan cooling off with a water mist in the Ginza.
An exhibit and sale of vintage Japanese textiles from the collection of Hella Berg. We will be honoring Hella with an exhibit showing her love of fashion design and Japanese textiles. For textile collectors, artists, designers, and those who love to make new from old.
