Utsuwa: Japanese Objects for Everyday rings urging collective action and highlighting

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Utsuwa: Japanese Objects for Everyday rings urging collective action and highlightingUtsuwa celebrates the Japanese belief that handcrafted objects should be both beautiful and practical. In Japan, craft remains deeply woven into daily life, with makers using traditional materials and techniques to create pieces meant for everyday use. This book offers an intimate look inside the studios of some of Japans most inspiring artisans, revealing how place, process and culture shape their work. It also guides readers through galleries and