WABI SABI

Arrangement by <n>Katagiri Atsunobu</n> in a 17th-18th c. <n>Saintonge Pot</n> on an antique French coffer.

Reflection, featuring jewelry by <n>KĀLA</n>.

A Japanese <n>Tsubo</n> from the gallery <n>アポロギア</n>.

A <n>moon jar (roseatte)</n> and <n>sphere (roseatte)</n> by ceramic artist <n>Ma-Ma</n>.

<n>Kazuo Shiraga</n>'s painting <n>Yuboku II</n> (1989) in <n>Axel Vervoordt</n>'s castle. Photo by <n>TEFAF</n>.

A still life with a rice wine pot, curated by Belgian gallery <n>Mil Van Den Vic</n>.

The interior of <n>Gallery Sohe</n>, photographed by <n>kylezhang</n>.

<n>The Modular Launay Lamp</n> by artist <n>Lana Launay</n>. Photo by <n>Nic Gossage</n>.

Wabi Sabi  Handmade Large Vessel, Brown and Black Tones Home Decor, Contemporary Pottery Design Handmade Clay Table and Shelf Decor Pot

<n>Casa Empordà</n> by <n>Rife Design</n>. Photo by <n>Fernando Alda</n>.

A <n>Nageire</n> arrangement in a traditional <n>Machiya</n> townhouse in Kyoto, handled by <n>Iyeya</n>.

A still life from <n>House of Huseth</n>.

A folk craft antique from <n>osanagi / 若木</n>.

An interior at <n>Kanaal</n> by <n>Axel Vervoordt</n>. Photo by <n>Frederik Vercruysse</n>.

<n>Piece of Yayoi pottery</n> from antique dealer <n>osanagi</n>.

A <n>wabi-sabi</n> interior by <n>The Corner Studio</n> in Brussels.

**DESIGN FORMS - JAPANESE**

-   Minimalism: Japanese design often emphasizes simplicity and minimalism, with clean lines and a focus on negative space. This is reflected in everything from architecture to graphic design.
-   Natural materials: Japanese design often incorporates natural materials like wood, bamboo, and paper, reflecting a deep appreciation for nature and the environment.
-   Wabi-sabi: This concept celebrates the beauty of impermanence, imperfection, and simplicity, leading to designs that feel authentic, humble, and understated.
-   Harmony: Japanese design strives to create a sense of balance and harmony between elements, such as the use of asymmetry and organic shapes.
-   Craftsmanship: Japanese design often showcases exceptional craftsmanship, with a focus on quality and attention to detail.

Photo by <n>William Jess Laird</n> for <n>stòffa</n>.

Interior of <n>Numeroventi</n>, an artist residency and guesthouse in Florence, Italy.

An interior from the Japanese gallery <n>アポロギア</n>.

Interior designed by <n>Jeremiah Brent</n>.

Antique hand carved Senufo Bench. Hand carved by the Senufo Tribe in West Africa. Hand carved from a single piece of wawa wood.  Dimensions: 41 x 16 x 14”H    Vintage wear consistent with age.     Online purchase for pick up only.  PLEASE MESSAGE US FOR A SHIPPING QUOTE.

Antique African Senufo Bench/Table — M M O

A <n>Wabi-Sabi</n> style console table by <n>WISEMAX FURNITURE</n>.

<n>Timber Structures</n>, a photographic series with art direction by <n>Jess Kneebone</n>. Photo by <n>Lillie Thompson</n>.

A sculptural ceramic by <n>Last Light Collection</n>, a creative studio founded by <n>Jess Farran</n>.