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High quality Tableware direct from Japan. Our ranges are used in Restaurants, Cafes and Homes around

01/06/2026

A 17th century English estate. Ornamental Japanese gardens. And a kitchen drawing from across the Far East using the finest Yorkshire produce.

at brings all of it together beautifully. .andy and the team - this one’s for you.

Featuring our Aurora, Nin-Rin & Glacier collection.

28/05/2026

There’s something really grounding about a place that just gets it.

Good land, good produce, a kitchen that doesn’t overcomplicate things.

in Cornwall is that kind of pub. A big shoutout to and his team for building something truly worth the visit.

Featuring our Glacier, Nin-Rin, Earth & pink Ice Drift tableware collections.

21/05/2026

We remember cuckoo clocks differently.

Heavy. Wooden. A little chaotic. Something from a grandparents hallway that you weren’t quite sure about.

The COO by is not that clock.

It’s perforated steel, arch-shaped, calm. The kind of thing you’d find in a considered home and take a moment to understand before you realise what it is.

And then - on the hour - it coos.

Designed by . Made in Japan.

Available in ivory, mint blue and green.

20/05/2026

Part 2. and the stories get better.

The EKI, whose numerals were originally drawn for the concourses of Sapporo Station - legible from distance, in any light. The KEHAI, designed in 2004 by Makoto Koizumi, who simply believed that time shouldn’t always feel urgent. The YOKAN, shaped after a traditional Japanese sweet, sitting quietly on a desk like it was always meant to be there.

And then there’s the ESSENT - winner of the 2025 iF Design Award - where the designer asked why most clocks only show the hours, when time works in both hours and minutes. So he showed both. Drew in a new typeface for it. Stamped the dial in foil.

Eleven clocks. Eleven stories. All made by hand in Toyama, Japan.

The full design details are in the carousel, worth a proper read when you have a moment 🕰️

🔗 shop the full Lemnos collection at the link in bio.

16/05/2026

There’s a reason we keep coming back to

It’s not just the way these clocks look, though they do look considered, in that quiet Japanese way that’s hard to put your finger on. It’s the stories behind them.

The MUKU, carved from wood offcuts and branded with iron so every number is unique. The RIKI, designed by the man who opened Japan’s first ever design office - in 1949. The CUCU, whose designer still uses the original prototype at home, 15 years on.

These aren’t just objects. They’re someone’s life’s work, made carefully, in a workshop in Toyama.

Part 1 of 2, the full design stories are in the carousel - swipe through when you’re ready 🕰️

Shop the full collection on our website 🔗

11/05/2026

At the table, shared plates, shared stories.

A collection of restaurants, each bringing something different to the table, tied together through thoughtful presentation, atmosphere, and the details that shape the dining experience.

Archived moments from across the UK, served on Made In Japan tableware.

08/05/2026

Following on from Children’s Day, we’re thinking about how children first begin to understand the world around them, through objects that are simple, visual and quietly engaging.

The Fun Pun Clocks reimagines time as something playful and intuitive.

Rather than traditional numerals alone, the clock uses expressive visual cues that shift as the hours change, offering a gentle, almost story-like way for children to begin recognising time.

It reflects Lemnos’ wider design philosophy: clarity, restraint, and a sense of quiet play embedded into everyday objects.

A piece designed not to instruct, but to be lived with, slowly understood over time.

Explore the MIJ Kids collection via LinkIn bio.

05/05/2026

Today in Japan, the sky fills with carp. 🎏

Children’s Day (Kodomo no Hi), celebrated on May 5th, is all about wishing for the health, happiness, and strength of the next generation. Families mark the day by flying koinobori, carp-shaped streamers that ripple in the wind, symbolising resilience and determination.

Inside the home, you’ll often find displays of samurai armour and helmets, representing courage and protection. And of course, there’s food, kashiwa mochi and chimaki, traditional sweets that carry meanings of prosperity and wellbeing.

It’s a celebration that feels both joyful and deeply rooted in tradition, honouring children, while reflecting on growth, care, and family.

A small moment of Japan we love sharing.

04/05/2026

Bowls lining up on the pass, ready to go.

Broth in, noodles on, toppings to finish, straight out to the table. It’s non-stop but everything still has its place.

Big thanks to .ramen for consistently turning out seriously good-looking dishes.

Served up in udon bowls from our glacier collection

02/05/2026

Some gifts are opened once. Others are lived with, every day.

Lemnos clocks are designed with that in mind, thoughtful, lasting pieces that quietly become part of someone’s home and routine.

Crafted in Japan and shaped by leading designers, each one is a balance of precision, simplicity and intention.

A gift that doesn’t just mark time, but holds it..

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