清課堂

Seikado, established during the Edo period in 1838, has a rich heritage in producing exquisite metal craft masterpieces, particularly in tin and silver. Rooted in tradition, Seikado specializes in creating stunning ceremonial items for shrines and temples, as well as royal household goods, passed down through generations. Their distinct products showcase the beauty of "wabi-sabi," a Japanese aesthetic that celebrates the elegance found in imperfection and the passage of time.

The brand offers a variety of handcrafted items including tableware, sake and teaware, flower vases, and incense burners, all made with meticulous care. Customers can visit their elegant showroom located in Kyoto's Teramachi-Nijo district or shop conveniently through their online store. Seikado is committed to preserving the cultural value and artistry behind their creations, ensuring that each piece not only serves a purpose but also tells a story. Through exhibitions and online galleries, Seikado connects with art enthusiasts and promotes emerging metal artisans, enriching the tradition of Japanese metal craftsmanship.