Naha City
Akiko Hino's Living Tools Exhibition vol.6+ Scandinavian
- Art / Exhibition
- Real-life event
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It was one day when it was pouring rain.
It was Hino who visited with a black umbrella and a large white handbag. They look just like Mary Poppins!
I was excited to wonder what was inside that bag and what kind of lifestyle tools had arrived.
This is the 6th lifestyle tool exhibition. Living tools that are comfortable to use and beautiful, and vintage Scandinavian products will also arrive.
90s Iittala shot glasses, cocktail glasses, etc.
You can also enjoy nell-drip coffee in the cafe space.
We look forward to seeing you.
Text by RENEMIA
“infinitely transparent and beautiful” glass by Yoji Matsuoka (Kanagawa)
Ceramics “like being carved out of stone” by Yoshiko Osada (Tokyo)
“Narrow, elegant” cutlery from AMI (Tokyo/Niigata)
Iron frying pans and pot holders with “modern design” from Ogasawara Foundry (Iwate)
A new work by conte (Niigata). Mini tongs that can be used “as conveniently as an extension of a finger”
Chopsticks and chopsticks “made by charcoal-grilled artisans that are cool and easy to pick anyway” by Ippo Shimomoto (Kochi)
“Essential for washing things” scrubbing brush from Takada Kozo Shoten (Wakayama)
Mini broom “made with pesticide-free brooms and morokoshi” by Nakatsu Broom (Kanagawa)
Rice scoops and spatulas “I always want to keep on hand” by Miyajima Kogei Seisakusho (Hiroshima Prefecture)
A peeler that is “also convenient” by Yoshita Handicraft Design Office (Tokyo)
“Simple and easy to use” kitchen tools unique to business use by Wadasuke Seisakusho (Niigata)
“Light enough to forget you have it in your bag” umbrella from World Party (Tokyo)
“I want to add a little bit” enamel lacquer by Kurashiki Design Planning Office (Okayama)
Enamel bento box “cleanly washable, perfect size for butter cases” by Kurashiki Design Planning Office (Okayama)
Heat-resistant glass pot “just like jumping, you can brew delicious tea” by Craft You (Niigata)
Karasawa (Niigata) “Relieves stress all at once and is cleanly washable” drain cap
Iittala product vintage from the 1990s