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Commercial-grade stainless strainers and kitchen tools, imported in small batches.
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The people behind the tools
Every brand here earned its place, and most have been at it for generations. These are their stories.
Nara, Japan · since 1267
Once sword-smiths to the Emperor — 750 years on, their blades still carry the chrysanthemum mark.
Their story →Marcigny, France · since 1850
Six generations of the Henry family, firing Burgundy clay in the same French village.
Their story →Tsubame-Sanjo, Japan · since 1963
Wire-mesh specialists whose commercial-grade strainers we import in small batches.
Their story →Kyoto, Japan · est. 1705
Incense blended by hand in Kyoto for twelve generations.
Their story →Ottawa, Ontario 🇨🇦
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Heirloom quality · from heritage makers
Some tools outlive their owners. A blade from Seki, clay from Burgundy, a mixer from Sweden — each built by makers who measure time in generations.
Shun
From Seki City, Japan — at least 100 handcrafted steps before a blade leaves the workshop.
$284.95
Emile Henry
From the Henry family's kilns in Burgundy — clay that turns a backyard grill into a pizza oven.
$129.95
de Buyer
From the Vosges mountains of France — carbon steel that seasons with every meal, made since 1830.
$139.95
Ankarsrum
From a small factory in Ankarsrum, Sweden — hand-assembled and backed for seven years.
$1,124.95
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