
red craft collection reworks japanese traditional techniques into sculptural domestic objects
kenta yoshizawa reimagines traditional japanese crafts like bamboo fencing, kumihimo braiding, washi paper art, and urushi lacquering.
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kenta yoshizawa reimagines traditional japanese crafts like bamboo fencing, kumihimo braiding, washi paper art, and urushi lacquering.



creeping six meters into the nave and climbing three meters up the walls, the work wraps the chapel like a living organism.



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International Furniture Design Competition Asahikawa [IFDA] deadline: december 11th, 2026