Soetsu Yanagi, a pivotal Japanese philosopher, founded the Mingei movement, emphasizing the beauty of traditional craftsmanship, thereby preserving folk art and influencing global design appreciation.Read More →
Karatsu ware, originating in the 13th century, exemplifies Japanese pottery’s rustic elegance with a focus on wabi-sabi aesthetics, particularly in tea ceremonies.Read More →
Akira Minagawa’s minä perhonen blends traditional and modern design, emphasizing craftsmanship, sustainability, and cross-cultural influences, aiming for timelessness in fashion and textiles.Read More →
The Japanese Mingei movement emphasizes folk crafts’ aesthetic, cultural significance, and ethical dimensions, influencing modern design through simplicity, functionality, and sustainable practices.Read More →
Akasaki Vanhuyse, a London-based design studio founded by Kenta Akasaki and Astrid Vanhuyse in 2022, blends diverse cultural insights for sustainable design solutions.Read More →
The Japanese fret is a distinctive geometric pattern in art, appreciated for its irregular style, versatility, and cultural significance, influencing both traditional and modern design.Read More →
The Whitenesser Japanese Retro Style Rice Bowl set of 4 offers aesthetic excellence and functional versatility. Crafted from high-quality porcelain, it’s a thoughtful gift idea.Read More →
“Listening to Stone” by Hayden Herrera offers an intimate look into Isamu Noguchi’s life, his blend of Eastern and Western aesthetics, and his influential legacy in art and culture.Read More →
Susumu Ikuta a Japanese ceramicist, studied traditional techniques under Katoh Kohbei. He worked in Tokyo, New York, and North Carolina, incorporating realistic motifs into porcelain forms.Read More →
The Satsuma Kiriko bowl showcases Japanese cut glass artistry, blending historical techniques with modern innovation, making it a testament to Japan’s rich cultural heritage.Read More →
