Moku might just look like a plain ole’ 4×4, but it’s actually a minimalist product that makes paper rolls for sketching a little easier to use. Inspired by kyoto woodworking, the handcrafted design is deceptively simple and fits together without any hinges or hardware. Perfect for brainstorming or mind-mapping, Moku makes it easy to create and save your work chronologically in space-saving, replaceable rolls you can reference at any time! Awesome vid after the jump! —>
Designer: Kozen Gray
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