Lacquerware
Our lacquerware selection centers on wooden jewelry boxes, where storage, surface and decorative detail meet in a useful object.
MATERIAL / FORM / USE
Our current selection moves across lacquered wood, woven bamboo, embroidery, ceramics and carved stone. We describe what can be seen and used: material, form, finish and function.
Our lacquerware selection centers on wooden jewelry boxes, where storage, surface and decorative detail meet in a useful object.
The handwoven bamboo handbag brings a structured woven surface to an object made for carrying and everyday movement.
Embroidered purses and phone pouches place pattern, color and tactile detail on compact objects designed to be used and carried.
Our ceramic objects include incense burners, a cigar rest tray and a cocktail cup, selected for sculptural silhouettes and practical roles.
Bluestone and white limestone become coasters and decorative bases, allowing natural tone, weight and carved form to remain visible.
Natural stone, woven bamboo, embroidery and hand-finished surfaces may show small differences in tone, grain, texture, alignment or finish. Variation belongs to the material and process.
We consider form, material, function, cultural reference and compatibility with contemporary spaces. We favor objects that are useful, giftable and composed without excess.