日本五大仏都のひとつ、福島・会津若松。漆や木工の技が息づくこの地で、私たちは125年にわたり仏壇・仏具・位牌をつくり続けてきました。祈りと供養に寄り添いながら、伝統に学び、今を見つめる。近年はクリエイターたちとの協働を通して、新たな「祈りのかたち」を模索しています。変わらぬ想いと手しごとで、祈りの道具を未来へとつないでいきます。

In Aizu-Wakamatsu, Fukushima—one of Japan’s five great Buddhist cities—the traditions of lacquer and woodworking continue to breathe through our craft. For 125 years, we have been creating butsudan, ritual altars, and memorial tablets, walking alongside the prayers and offerings of everyday life. Rooted in tradition yet mindful of the present, we now explore new forms of expression through collaborations with contemporary creators. With hands guided by care and hearts steady in purpose, we continue to carry the tools of prayer into the future.

祈りのかたちと手仕事の厨子 Forms of Prayer and Handcrafted Zushi