No two Suman Dhakhwa bridal rings have the same pattern.


Suman Dhakhwa was founded by Suman Dhakhwa, a member of the Newari tribe in the Kathmandu region of Nepal, who carry on the tradition of Tibetan art that adorns temple architecture. The brand's essence lies in its unique "MOKUMEGANE," which he perfected through self-study of "mokumegane," an ancient Japanese metalworking technique passed down since the Edo period.

"MOKUMEGANE" is created by meticulously layering materials such as gold, silver, and copper, then shaping them by hammering, carving, and stretching. The wood grain patterns, which are only produced after a long and quiet process of handwork, possess a captivating beauty and warmth, making them popular as bridal rings.


Suman Dakwa's bridal rings, crafted from two materials including "MOKUMEGANE," are deeply connected to the future life of the couple as they unite and build a family together.
Each ring, crafted from a single sheet of "MOKUMEGANE" (wooden glass) meticulously by skilled artisans, will give you the special joy of wearing a truly unique combination.

For your seventh wedding anniversary, the "copper anniversary," wouldn't it be wonderful to exchange rings made of copper, such as "MOKUMEGANE," as a memento of the seven years you've spent together?


We are holding a limited-time promotion.


From Wednesday, February 7th to Tuesday, February 13th, Isetan Shinjuku Store, Men's Building 1st Floor - Men's Accessories will be holding a promotion showcasing Suman Dhakhwa's bridal rings. In addition to engraving on the inside of the ring (*), special orders such as the addition of precious or semi-precious stones will be accepted.
Please take this opportunity to check out Suman Dhakhwa's bridal rings.


*The number of characters that can be engraved will vary depending on the size and design.
*For inquiries regarding bridal rings outside of the promotion period, please contact us at the address below.


inquiry
Isetan Shinjuku Store, Men's Building 1st Floor = Men's Accessories
03-3352-1111 (main representative)