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ABOUT TOKYOTIQUE

tokyotique is run by michelle nagisa, a half japanese TOKYO LOCAL who loves thrifting and antiquing, and shares her sourcing adventures on youtube.

MICHELLE HAS BEEN RESELLING on DOMESTIC platforms FOR SEVERAL YEARS AND Has since OPENED THE TOKYOTIQUE SHOP TO REACH BEYOND JAPAN, SHARING HER LOVE FOR JAPANESE FOLK CRAFT, VINTAGE HOMEWARE, HOME DECOR, AND HANDMADE PIECES WITH A FOCUS ON UNIQUENESS.

the shop has been SELectively curated with vintage, antique, pre-loved, or handmade ARTS AND CRAFTS items.
thank you for stopping by and hope you enjoy perusing the shop.

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View fullsize Seem to be drawn to softer spring colours at the moment. ^Mino ware teapot set ^Mino ware three-tier ceramic container ^Flower-shaped celadon glaze bowls Coming soon to the Tokyotique shop! ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ *Thrifted Location* BOOK OFF Super Bazaar
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View fullsize Some recent finds✨Hand-painted Tobe ware vase, pre-war eggshell Geisha ware cup & saucer sets, highly textured Hagi ware vase, 1960s~70s Sousaku-type kokeshi with oak leaf motif, vintage wooden stationery box, and hand blown goldfish bowl, both f
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View fullsize Been searching for beautiful Bizen ware to add to the shop in February, so was super happy to pick up these four fabulous pieces on the right. Also found a lovely drip-glazed Mashiko ware vase, a couple of jade bangles, and the celadon-glazed horse&h
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View fullsize A friend suggested using vintage Sandanju boxes (three-tiered food boxes ) to keep accessories, demonstrated here with a Kamakura-bori box from the Showa Period. Nice idea. Definitely can be used for purposes other than a food container. I store tea
View fullsize What are the chances I find a second Tobeyaki vase at the same flea market, different vendor, 3 months apart?😊Both picked up at Sugamo Flea, a small market held every 4, 14 and 24 of the month. #japaneseceramics #tobeware ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ *Thrifted
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View fullsize Swung by Jimbocho yesterday and picked up some more local matsuri-themed woodblock prints by Takumi Ito. Printed in the mid-90s, these were originally part of a calendar series. #japanesefestival #sousakuhanga ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ *Purchased Location* Ya

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