Introduction of a comfortable Japan craft exhibition that you can touch with your five senses

October 17, 2022

It is an introduction of a special exhibition held in Omotesando.

On the weekends, a special exhibition is held at Rand Space Omotesando, which is located near Aoyama St. Grace Cathedral, where wedding joy spreads. Umami Burger, a hamburger restaurant, is also a landmark.

The special exhibition handles a total of 25 creators.
Here are some of the exhibited works.

■ Ceramics from various places

We have Karatsu -yaki, Mino ware, baked ash glaze of traditional techniques, and Hasamiyaki, where the taste becomes mellow. Writers who can see the creator's face will be attached as they use. Many are available mainly in cups and small plates that are easy to incorporate into the life scene. First, try to incorporate it into your home.

Introduction of a comfortable Japan craft exhibition that you can touch with your five senses

We also offer a 12cm small dish that Takashi Suzuki produced, and a beautiful chopstick rest like an object.

■ Traditional crafts that can be used casually

We offer Hasaimiyaki and lacquer ware cutlery, which can be useful as interior dishes, such as dishes, bowls, bowls, and kitchen accessories. Please come to find your favorite color from abundant color variations.

■ Kyoto Monogatari Sales

A sound that features a clear tone that makes use of the traditional technique of making Buddhist equipment, the art of drag foil, which is a material for the Nishijin Ori, and a depression that shaped the shape of a flower, and enjoy it. We are prepared.

You can collaborate with Kohei Murata of the music workshop and book chopsticks and chopstick rests produced in the Kickstarter project (with coaster benefits).
See the contents of the project

■ Traditional crafts that feel the warmth of wood

We also have interior supplies such as humidifiers and speakers from the lacquer ware depression.

■ Okinawan container

There are nets drawn with the traditional pattern of Yachimun, the scenery of Okinawa floating, and the container made of trees grown in Okinawa. Please see the unique works that Serendouce Crafts members went around the Okinawan workshop.