Pyrograph Tsurezuregusa 797 by Etsuko Ichikawa

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Pyrograph Tsurezuregusa 797 by Etsuko IchikawaGlass Pyrograph on embossed paper, 2007. Made by Seattle based artist Etsuko Ichikawa. 11. 5 x 7. 5 The embossed texts are written in Japanese in Roman alphabet, and are selected essays from Tsurezuregusa (Essays in Idleness). It was written sometime between 1330 and 1332 by Kaneyoshi Urabe (a. k. a. Kenko Yoshida), a Zen Buddhist monk, and is comprised of a preface and 243 passages. Tsurezuregusa is widely considered a gem of medieval Japanese

If frayed edges unravel

a paper making studio with over 800 years of history in Higashiyama-cho

Made from a generations-old recipe with aloeswood

Sterling silver triangles with a twist

and oxidized sterling silver on gold-filled cable chain necklace

12'' x 12''

This stylish lacquer ware is decorated with a gold Mt

The lamps are sealed with an oil-based finish to protect the wood surfaces and can be cleaned with a damp cloth

Shaved into airy flakes that melt on the tongue like snowflakes

completely clear of knots with a subtle fragrance

Its simple yet functional design is perfect for either special occasions or for daily use

Kantha hand stitched thread is 100% Wool