Shosa - Meditations in Japanese handwork Anne to try to recreate the

to try to recreate the shadow world we have lost

Yet modern Japanese designers and architects continue to find new approaches to renovating and drawing inspiration from ancient traditions

This book gives a very special insight into the history and development of Japanese design in post-war Japan

All spoons vary slightly as they are handcrafted

Or maybe you need to give someone a hug

Shosa - Meditations in Japanese handwork Anne to try to recreate theWhen visiting Japan, one of the first things that strikes you is the calm and respectful way the Japanese move. A weaver meditatively repeats the same movement a thousand times a day, while a tea master dedicates each calm gesture to the harmony of the space. While it may be difficult in the West to put into words this mindful way of moving, the Japanese have a word for it: shosa . In this book, journalist Ringo Gomez Jorge and photographer Rob