Journal
How Japanese Everyday Objects Reflect Beauty and Craftsmanship
In Japanese culture, beauty isn't always found in galleries or luxury design—it often lives in the most ordinary things, shaped quietly by craftsmanship and care.
Noh Masks: The Hidden Stories of Japanese Theatre Masks
In Noh theater, each mask is a key element that represents specific character roles and symbolizes deeper cultural and mythological concepts in this traditional Japanese art form.
Indigo Dyeing Techniques for Modern Art and Design
Modern techniques are blending with traditional methods as indigo dyeing—an ancient craft with origins spanning thousands of years—makes a comeback today.
Kintsugi: Finding Beauty in the Art of Repair
Kintsugi is an art form that transforms broken objects into beautiful ones by emphasizing imperfections and highlighting repairs and seams as a way to celebrate their presence rather than focusing on their absence or missing pieces.