Special Japanese Exhibition "Colors & Materials - Woven with Color and Material -" Held | Cassina ixc. Gallery
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August 13, 2015

Special Japanese Exhibition "Colors & Materials - Woven with Color and Material -" Held | Cassina ixc. Gallery

<strong>Cassina ixc.</strong><br The best-selling dining chair "CAB" chair, upholstered in premium thick leather, now comes in 9 new colors. New item "CAB chair" (Design: Mario Bellini) Armless chair ¥181,440, Armchair ¥302,400
<strong>Cassina ixc.</strong><br New specifications have been added to the "TOREI" table designed by Luca Nichetto. Rich variations in shape, color, and material. New item "TOREI table" (Design: Luca Nichetto) Rectangular ¥167,400~, Square ¥210,600~, Triangle ¥183,600~, Round ¥162,000~
<strong>Cassina ixc.</strong><br The "PECS" desk by Marcel Breuer is now available from the Simon collection. New item "PECS desk" (Design: Marcel Breuer) ¥864,000
<strong>Cassina ixc.</strong><br An adaptation of the metal-framed armchair "LC7", designed by Charlotte Perriand in 1927 before her encounter with Le Corbusier, and which achieved great success in the 1929 Salon d'Automne collection by Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret, and Charlotte Perriand. Perriand designed this for her own home in Vietnam in 1943. New item "INDOCHINE" (Design: Charlotte Perriand) ¥432,000~
<strong>Cassina ixc.</strong><br Japanese雑貨 selection "Hiyose". "Hiyose" is a wooden product brand born from La Luce, which has a woodworking factory in Odawara, famous for its kamaboko and wooden products. It is made using the traditional Hakone Yosegi-zaiku (wood mosaic) technique and the age-old "Kiji-biki" (wood turning) method.
<strong>Cassina ixc.</strong><br Japanese雑貨 selection "Hiyose". Tableware made from thinned wood and scraps, utilizing materials without waste while being close to nature, allows you to fully appreciate the beauty of simple shapes and materials.
<strong>Cassina ixc.</strong><br Japanese雑貨 selection "hyakushiki". "hyakushiki" glass lacquerware, which began when traditional craftsman Yasuto Kosaka succeeded in matching lacquer and glass in 1994, utilizing the techniques of Kisoshikki (Kiso lacquerware), which once flourished.
<strong>Cassina ixc.</strong><br Japanese雑貨 selection "hyakushiki". Through collaborations with designers, new expressions of lacquerware have been created that feel Japanese in tradition yet appear fresh in contemporary life.
<strong>Cassina ixc.</strong><br Japanese雑貨 selection "Studio GALA". "Studio GALA" is a product brand led by Ryoichi Kobayashi. It creates high-quality Japanese design items that blend into modern life, while incorporating the culture and craftsmanship passed down through generations across Japan.
<strong>Cassina ixc.</strong><br Japanese雑貨 selection "Studio GALA". They offer collections such as "KOYORI", which is formed from paper twists and coated with lacquer.
<strong>Cassina ixc.</strong><br Japanese雑貨 selection "syouryu". "syouryu" is a new brand from Shimotani Shoryu Kobo, which has specialized in manufacturing temple bells since its founding in 1909. The bells are crafted by bell artisans who shape the metal plates by hammering them and tune the sound.
<strong>Cassina ixc.</strong><br Japanese雑貨 selection "syouryu". Featuring "Suzugami", tin plates made by rolling tin sheets using the "hammering" technique, which can be reshaped. These paper-thin tin plates are named "Suzugami".
<strong>Cassina ixc.</strong><br Japanese雑貨 selection "NAGAE+". "NAGAE+" was born in 2015 as a new Japanese lifestyle brand. Centered around the beauty of Takaoka, a town with over 400 years of history as a leading metal industry hub, it creates new Made in Japan products utilizing Japanese craftsmanship.
<strong>Cassina ixc.</strong><br Japanese雑貨 selection "NAGAE+". The first product series, "Four Seasons", is a collection of tin sake cups that beautifully capture Japan's four seasons, allowing enjoyment of the colors of each season. This time, based on the natural colors of the seasons, "Iceburg", representing the coolness of summer, is introduced first in Japan.

Special Exhibition of Japanese Crafts: "Colors & Materials - Japanese Materials and Colors" | Cassina ixc. Gallery

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