OGATANUNOGI Shallow Bowl
Akiko Ken MadeBreadbasket
Yusuke TazawaCoffee scoop
Yusuke TazawaTreasure bowl with brass tie
Yusuke TazawaRound tray, cherry wood
OGATAChasen - Ceremonial matcha whisk
OGATAChashaku – Bamboo Spoon
Samuel AlexanderAGOBAY matcha spoon
Samuel AlexanderAGOBAY matcha water pitcher
Yusuke TazawaSmall tea caddy
OGATAAfternoon tea stand
Yusuke TazawaSake pitcher, tin sprinkled
OGATANUNOGI Lidded Bowl
Yusuke TazawaSake cup, ‘Fuki-urushi’, set of 2
Yusuke TazawaTreasure bowl
Akiko Ken MadeDeep plate
Akiko Ken MadeSalt and pepper set
Akiko Ken MadeAGOBAY tea caddy
OGATARound tray in cedar
Yusuke TazawaSake pitcher, ‘Fuki-urushi’
Yusuke TazawaUrushi lacquered round tray
Yusuke TazawaSake cup, bronze sprinkled, set of 2
Yusuke TazawaCut-corner serving tray
OGATANUNOGI Small Bowl
AGOBAYReplacement matcha set
AGOBAYCeremonial matcha set
AGOBAYCeremonial pair matcha set
From the forests of Japan to the landscape of daily life, Yusuke Tazawa’s works reflect a deep connection to the natural world. Each handcrafted item has a character that resonates deeply.
Japanese-Danish cabinetmakers Akiko Kuwahata and Ken Winther merge their cultural aesthetics in their Copenhagen workshop, crafting clever, pared-back pieces from wood with the utmost precision.
In a hillside town in Nara Prefecture, the centuries-old art of crafting bamboo tea tools lives on in only a few workshops, where tradition is held in every tine – and its future hangs in the balance.