Using our wooden lampshades in the USA
Find the right lampsocket in the USA for our shades
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Meet the Maker: Morita Shikki
Precision hand-turning in Ishikawa prefecture
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Meet the Maker: Asada Workshop
Family run, innovative lacquer workshop
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Meet the Maker: Kihachi Kobo
The natural beauty of turned and lacquered wood
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Mottainai and sustainabaility
A Japanese approach to respecting Nature
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Tanizaki Junichiro: Japan and Light
Soft, warm and intimate - how our lighting is different
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Artist, Artisan, Craftsman, Maker?
Japanese Craft and Shinto in the heart of lacquer country
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Traditional Japanese Tableware
A handy guide to a Japanese place setting
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Kintsugi: the art of mending in Japan
The art of kintsugi, part 1, by Kintsugi Oxford
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Seasoning oak at Kihachi Kōbō
Sourcing and seasoning oak forms for the Kihachi workshop
