Nanako Kume

 Giant pencil shaving light shades by Nanako Kume, 

Tadaki Yoshiaki

 

Tadaki Yoshiaki's tablewear. 

IFUJI

IFUJI is a small studio of furniture who produces unique and essential pieces by hand, made in their studio with finest materials and maximum care. Reproducing classic objects from various cultures, not only to find a guide into tomorrow but also by taking lessons from the past.

The essential way of living is not disposable, not materialistic. 

When a plate is beautiful and useful, who throws it away? IFUJI seek to create beauty that meets use.

Yuta Nishiura

Exquisite carved sculpture by Japanese artist Yuta Nishiura

 

Chono Hideki

Tableware by Chono Hideki.

 

Akihiko Kojima

A joy of stunningly carved fungi by Japanese sculptor Akihiko Kojima.

 

Hideo Sawada I

Very simple but evocative sculptures by Hideo Sawada. 

Jun Nii

Jun Nii's beautiful chair with bur seat

Jui-Lin Yen II

Vases from Jui-Li Yen.

Mokko Kumakichi

Tiny carved creatures by Japanese woodworker Mokko Kumakichi, (further work on this website).

Kiyata II

The most beautiful carved light, by Kiyata 

Hiroyuki Matsutani

The carved seats of Japanese furniture maker Hiroyuki Matsutani.

Toshi Roabiko

I found the work of Toshi Roabiko on a Japanese Gallery site, which was exhibiting his charming tableware, but in exploring his website I have been drawn to these wonderful turned light shades.

Yamaneda Isuke II

The Driftwood owls of Yamaneda Isuke.

Uda Masashi I

Today I share some beautiful tableware by Uda Masashi.