The papers we use for our lanterns
Discover the papers we use in our paper lanterns to work out which is right for you
Stories
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- Asada
- Book Review
- Ceramics
- Culture
- Events
- Fushitani
- Hoshino Yaki
- Keishugama
- Kihachi
- Kintsugi
- Kittaka Workshop
- Kuninari Kiln
- Lacquer
- Life
- Makuzu Yaki
- Morita
- Nomura Workshop
- Oumei
- Paper
- Sakata Workshop
- Sansho
- Shimokawa Workshop
- Shingama
- Sumo
- Takatori
- Tatsumi Kiln
- Textiles
- Yamamura Workshop
- Yanase Tobo
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Meet the Maker: Kihachi Kobo
The natural beauty of turned and lacquered wood
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Meet the Maker: Fushitani Shouten
Modern and traditional Japanese paper lights.
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Obligatory Coronavirus Update
Operating under lockdown in London.
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Mid-Century Modern, March 2020
Join us on Sunday 15 March! Message us for comp tickets!
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Mottainai and sustainabaility
A Japanese approach to respecting Nature
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Traditional Style at the Takatori Family
Thatch, wood and clay emphasise the family's bond with nature
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Meet the Maker: the Takatori Kiln
An introduction to the Takatori Family
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Sansho - the Three Pines
Past, present and future: what does Sansho mean?
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Sway Gallery: 3rd-7th June 2019
Pop-Up shop, Gallery Talk and Classes
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LASSCO & Maltby Street Market
Visit us at our new pop-up shop Thurs 6th to Sun 9th!
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Japan and Scandinavia
"Japandi"? A new name for an old phenomenon
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The different types of ceramics
Earthenware, stoneware & porcelain
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Book Review: Bending Adversity
A thoughtful analysis of the Japanese character
