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Beyond Nature. 

Beyond Nature. 

Beyond Nature. 

Founded in 1971, ASCA is a leading Japanese designer of artificial flowers, with a collection of over 8,000 SKUs. Our work is defined by a distinctly Japanese sense of aesthetics — subtle colour palettes, refined detailing, and a natural harmony within space. We create more than decorative objects; we offer design elements that elevate interiors with quiet sophistication and lasting quality.

Decoration for Your Life

About

January
2018

Established a showroom in Tokyo.

March
2008

Became a member of the King Jim Group.

September
1979

Established headquarters and flagship showroom at the current location.

June
1971

Founder Hiroyasu Yamada established a branch in Nagoya as an import agent for CAFFCO Inc. USA.

February
1976

Started developing and selling ASCA original artificial flowers.

Our History

Each piece begins with careful observation of nature—not to replicate, but to interpret. Inspired by the discipline of still life, our designers distil form, texture, and colour into refined expressions. The result is a collection with a universal appeal, offering understated elegance, versatility, and enduring visual impact across diverse interior contexts.

One of a Kind

Who We Are

Commitment to Realistic Texture and Touch

Commitment to Realistic Texture and Touch

Exceptional Colour Expression and Extensive Variety

Exceptional Colour Expression and Extensive Variety

Wide Range of Size Variations

Wide Range of Size Variations

Consistent Craftsmanship from Start to Finish

Consistent Craftsmanship from Start to Finish

We bring a uniquely Japanese sense of beauty - From the proportions of each leaf to the subtle colouring of petals, every detail is meticulously considered and perfected by our experienced designers. Colour plays an essential role in our collections. From understated, natural tones to more expressive hues, we develop seasonal ranges that align with global interior trends while remaining timeless in their appeal. 

Striving for Excellence

Why ASCA

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