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developing a cult following amongst design enthusiasts for their simple and impeccable quality
Komon means "little patterns" in Japanese and this collection of prints are taken from common housewares
redefining what screen time can be in the digital age
Ubiquitous in Japan where they can be found in garages and sheds the toolboxes were awarded the “Good Design Award” and “Long Life Design Award”
Persimmon Dyed Sashiko Thread (Thick) 40m Sustainable gift guide developing a cult following amongstKakishibu is a dye that earns its keep. Made from fermented unripe persimmons and dense with natural tannins, it has been used across Japan for centuries on cloth, timber, tableware, and architectural surfaces as much for its practical qualities as its colour. Water resistant, antibacterial, insect repelling: properties the material carries into whatever it touches. On thread, the transformation is slow and deliberate. As the tannins oxidise they form
