Hyakkō Exhibition at Japan House London Showcases Contemporary Japanese Craftsmanship
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Cajsa Carlson
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Summary
The Hyakkō exhibition at Japan House London showcases nearly 2,000 contemporary Japanese craft works by over 100 designers, exploring the theme of "countless forms of making." Organized in collaboration with Muji's parent company Ryohin Keikaku, the exhibition features tactile products made from materials like ceramic, lacquer, wood, and glass, examining Japan's evolving craft landscape and the intersection of traditional techniques with modern design.
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The exhibition, which showcases almost 2,000 works made by more than 100 designers, was organised in collaboration with retail brand Muji's owner Ryohin Keikaku.
Hyakkō exhibition explores 'countless forms of making' in Japanese crafts
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