It’s an assumed fact that art likes to be in a vacuum and tends to resist technical progress. It would seem fair to wonder, then, whether Ikebana is slightly past its prime. However, this form of flow

Born in Saitama prefecture in 1981, Yumi Nakamura strongly believes that objects should be both stylish and functional. She uses the hammering technique.

It’s a clever design, inspired by the traditional Japanese paper lanterns (chouchin) often found outside houses and at doors.

Situated in the south of the Japanese archipelago, Okinawa is known for the impressive life expectancy of its residents.

The circle is complete. Thanks to Japanese designer Kosuke Araki, you can eat your vegetables off a plate that’s 100% plant-based, having been made from food waste.