Impressed by the intricate artwork of binding, product designer Ryosuke Fukusada has created a collection of flower vases that seamlessly mix up to date design with heritage methods. The gathering is called WATOJIwhich references Japanese bookbinding and was manufactured in collaboration with Ceramic Japan, an organization primarily based within the metropolis of Seto whose area has a 1,300-year historical past of conventional pottery making. Collectively, Fukusada and Ceramic Japan pay homage to Japan's wealthy tradition with a sublime and multi-functional vase.
With the revolutionary use of Kyokumihimo, a particular sort of thread made by Shoen Kumihimo primarily based in Uji, Kyoto, the vase could be simply held on the wall. The wire additionally visually “connects” the 2 paper-like porcelain sheets. The delicate distinction between porcelain and wire creates a visually gorgeous show that provides refined magnificence to any area.
Due to the flat base of the vase, WATOJI also can stand upright on any floor. There are two vase sizes, and though the porcelain is just out there in white, the Kyokumihimo wire is available in beige and mint.
To study extra concerning the WATOJI assortment, go to ceramic-japan.co.
