Holiday Boutique 2025

Tamaki Koizumi, an Osaka-based artist, has dedicated over sixteen years to the traditional Okinawan craft of Bingata. A graduate of Kyoto University of the Arts, she founded her studio in Niigata in 2022. She actively shares her passion by leading workshops and received a Special Award at the 2021 Takarazuka Handcraft Exhibition.

Terry Sasaki is an established Japanese-Canadian artist known for his unique, expressive style blending Eastern and Western influences. He creates diverse works, including paintings, mixed media art, unique fashion, and jewelry.

Founded by Mami Mizutani, who brings generations of Japanese soapmaking tradition and natural beauty secrets from Osaka to Vancouver. The company offers 100% natural bath and beauty products, harnessing the healing power of nature to share an authentic Japanese beauty experience.

Kaori Kasai is an artist and fashion illustrator, trained in Tokyo. Having lived globally, she now creates an imaginative universe of eccentric creatures and intimate kinships. Her dreamy works have been exhibited worldwide. She also teaches animation and illustrates children's books in Vancouver.

Michi Yamasaki's brand is dedicated to modernizing traditional Japanese fabric and embroidery techniques. They create beautiful, approachable, and wearable art pieces. Collections feature unique accessories, hair accessories, pouches, and bags, offering a distinctive touch of Japanese style and taste.

Picchie Zakka creates Japanese culture-inspired fabric zakka (everyday items) from natural materials like cotton and linen. Focused on comfortable and sustainable living, they believe in products good for both the user and the earth. All items are carefully handcrafted in Surrey, British Columbia.