Woset

Tokyo, Japan · Kids

December 2026

Creative tools for children's imagination, designed in Tokyo: wax crayons, markers, pencils, scissors, glue, eraser, notebooks, and wooden furniture made by Karimoku. Each tool belongs to an inhabitant of the world of Woset.

Launching in Europe in December 2026, exclusively through Robinson.

Order on the B2B portal Online shop

Origin

Tokyo, Japan

Woset in detail

ウォセットの世界

The world of Woset

Woset designs creative tools for children: tools that spark stories, feed creativity and allow free play, with more uses than you would expect. The brand's mission: to inspire and nurture children's imagination.

Each tool belongs to an inhabitant of the world of Woset. Doona, a mysterious figure of the forest, talks to animals and plants. Jonee, the most learned, studies insects, trees and the sky. Greeba, the most creative, is always starting a new project and makes her own tools. Breata, gentle and contemplative, loves flowers. Ector, the oldest and wisest, tells stories. Juan, a little six-legged builder, fixes everything; Ramsey, the tallest, helps the others reach what is too high; Monier sleeps, always; Colby and Biorn, Colby's mischievous shadow, stick to each other.

ドーナの魔法のクレヨン

Doona’s Magic Crayons

Doona’s magic crayons are made of rice wax and draw on almost any surface: paper, glass, tiles, metal… and the nom-nom trees of Woset. The colours are inspired by the nature of the forest bordering Woset, and the cardboard box is kept for storing them. Doona’s philosophy: good ideas can come from anyone, often when you least expect it.

Ages 3 and up, under adult supervision. 95 mm × Ø 15 mm, 16 g per crayon.

Rice wax and pigments
Paper, glass, tiles, metal
Reusable storage box

Jonee’s Well Rounded Markers, felt-tip pens

ジョニーの丸いマーカー

Jonee’s Well Rounded Markers and the small tools

Jonee’s markers are designed for little ones just starting to draw: a rounded tip that survives drops and draws from any angle, a line of 1 to 5 mm, and two markers that clip together to compose patterns and colour pairs. Twelve colours, water-based ink. Jonee uses them for research sketches.

Around them, a whole pencil case: Greeba’s Mistaker Maker pencils, made of cedar, with no eraser – Greeba loves learning from mistakes – and an “onigiri” cross-section so they don’t roll; Monier’s Dream coloured pencils; Breata’s Gentle scissors; Juan’s Tri Again eraser; Colby and Biorn’s Stuck Together glue; Cossot’s pencil sharpener; the Woset Bugs’ Snap 'n Share markers; the All Sized notebooks, the Jonee's Jar pot and the Where in the Woset colouring book.

Markers: 12 colours, rounded 1–5 mm tip, clip together
Pencils: cedar, B lead, 5 per pack
Ages 3 and up, under adult supervision

ラムジーのイーゼル

The furniture, designed in Los Angeles, made by Karimoku

Ramsey is a simple guy: he wants to help his friends and give them the tools for their biggest ideas. His easel was designed in that spirit – a creative tool that is functional but also beautiful, one you want to leave out to capture a spontaneous idea. Designed by Shin Okuda’s Waka Waka studio in Los Angeles, it is made in Japan by Karimoku from birch plywood: 51 × 58 × 114 cm, 17.8 kg, one-year guarantee.

In the same vein: Ramsey's Step or Stool or Side Table, a step, stool or side table depending on the time of day, and Greeba's Arches, a sculpture of blocks in oak, cherry, walnut and Japanese maple for inventing faces, roads, towers or tunnels.