Craft & Ateliers in Naha
5 stores · curated ORBIS register
GARB DOMINGO selects Okinawan and Japanese pottery, lacquerware, bingata textiles and glass in Naha. Maker-led presentation helps shoppers distinguish regional techniques and choose contemporary craft with clear authorship.
Kakuman traces to the prewar Kadena Lacquerware Shop and is called Okinawa's oldest Ryukyu lacquerware shop, with over 120 years of history. It sells lacquered tableware, boxes and incense containers, plus a lacquer jewelry line, Nui Mun, from its Shuri workshop.
A five-story fabric and craft-supply store in Naha's Shurisueyoshicho district, Okinawa, stocking fabric, yarn, beads, ribbon and sewing notions across multiple floors; a fixture for local quilters, sewers and knitters.
A local clothing and goods shop selling T-shirts and accessories created with Okinawan illustrators, dyers, potters, metalworkers, and other artists.
A dyeing studio and shop selling bingata and coral-dyed accessories and kimono, with artisans working on site. Its coral-dyeing process is the studio's own technique, and the first-floor shop sells items made with bingata and coral-dyed designs.