BESTSELLERJapanese Suikin Bell: Calming, Good Luck Charm
A calming water-like sound in a meaningful charm.
SMALL JOYS FROM JAPAN
Japanese bells, naturally dyed beads, and meaningful little objects—chosen by Ayako to bring calm, color, and connection into your day.
THE COLLECTION
BESTSELLERA calming water-like sound in a meaningful charm.
BESTSELLERA sweet sakura accent for keys, bags, and gifts.
BESTSELLERTextured Japanese finish with a clear, calming sound.

A Japanese good-luck form with a gentle resonance.

Classic Japanese bells for crafts and keepsakes.

A soft, warm tone made for quiet daily moments.

A colorful pair with a distinctly Japanese voice.

Tiny bells with a charming, delicate sound.

A bright accent for making, pets, and holidays.

Playful whale-shaped bells with a sweet shimmer.

Naturally colored Japanese beads · 3g.

A cheerful elastic bracelet for summer color.

A meaningful bell charm on a long cord.

Cherry-blossom bells available in craft quantities.

A delicate spring-inspired Japanese charm.

Rounded cherry-blossom charms with soft color.

Traditional cast-iron form with a healing sound.

Naturally colored petal forms · set of four.

Botanical forms colored in a deep Japanese blue.

Handmade glass color with a refreshing summer voice.

Delicate glass and paper fūrin earrings.

Fine Japanese glass beads · size 15/0.

Naturally colored pearl beads in 3mm and 5mm.

Naturally dyed Japanese color · 11/0, 3g.

Small drop beads colored with Japanese indigo.

Naturally dyed Natio beads in 3mm or 4mm.

A wearable celebration of Japanese summer.

Naturally colored floral forms · set of eight.

A curated natural-dye bead assortment.

Cherry-blossom shapes in Japanese indigo · pair.

Limited naturally colored twist beads · 3g.
WHY SUIKINREI?
Suikinrei bells are loved for their delicate, water-like resonance. Attach one to a key, a bag, or a treasured gift—and let its clear sound make an ordinary movement feel intentional.
Discover the bellsA NOTE FROM AYAKO
Nagomi means a feeling of calm, harmony, and ease. From Johns Creek, Georgia, Ayako shares objects connected to Japanese craft and daily life—each one selected to carry a little warmth across the distance.