Japanese designer and artist, Tokujin Yoshioka released a water-shaped timepiece way back in 2011 revolving around the idea of “shape of water – transparent time.”…
The Sakura, or the Cherry Blossom holds an iconic role in Japanese culture, finding its firmly rooted place in Japanese tradition, art, outdoor spaces, music,…
You don’t need x-ray vision goggles to appreciate inner beauty and you don’t need a superficial skin to beautify the X-RAY Phone. For his collaboration…
Using recycled materials to be more kind to our earth is a good idea however the manufacturing process it takes to recycle these products are…
Nothing translates the language of fine crystal like stainless steel…wait, huh?! Just checked my notes and yes, what you are looking at is Japan’s new…
The waterfall was created by a group of men for a public display in the heart of Tokyo in 2006. The architecture was designed by…
Moroso New York will be the first city exhibiting the final version of Tokujin’s Panna chair. The Moroso store at 146 Greene Street in New…
Tokujin presents a new collection designed for Moroso, the Panna chair. He experiments unusual materials, creates shapes and uses fabrics, interpreting and reprocessing them via…