Lantern Lampshade - Washi kiyoe This technique creates an incredibly

This technique creates an incredibly lightweight tray that celebrates the organic material

This traditional technique of sashiko stitching

unravel the copper binding as the bristles shorten

Hang it on your wall to add a pop of color or between two spaces to create flow and continuity in your home - rather than dividing with a door

meaning the Hegi Tray is assembled without the use of metal nails or screws

Lantern Lampshade - Washi kiyoe This technique creates an incrediblyThese lantern lampshades are handcrafted by the Kojima family in Kyoto. Made with a patchwork of washi paper, these lampshades highlight the material and its fibers beautifully, adding a refreshing twist to the timeless but traditional craft. The Kojima family has dedicated 10 generations to crafting Japanese paper lanterns. Their lanterns are called "Kyo Chochin", meaning "Lanterns from Kyoto", and can be distinguished by the use of horizontal bamboo