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Crinkle Tumbler #5 merging ancient Japanese craftwork with

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merging ancient Japanese craftwork with the most cutting-edge industrial machinery

These earrings are made of washi paper that has been mixed with coffee powder

This technique has been passed down since the Edo period

9" DIA X 0

Lanterns became a part of Japanese lifestyle in the Edo period

Crinkle Tumbler #5 merging ancient Japanese craftwork withThis ceramic vase is sculpted to resemble a crinkled paper bag. Designer Makoto Komatsu plays with form and texture in this piece, and pairs a soft appearance with a firm material in a way that will add an element of surprise to your home. He describes the "Crinkle Crumble" series as the most important work of his career. Along with other pieces from the Crinkle series, this 1975 design is in MOMA's permanent collection. 3. 2''W x 3''D x 3. 3"H 9 oz

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