The Quiet Sacred: Japan’s North
It seems like I’m about to become famous. ;)Recently, I participated in a video shoot for...
Read Moreby Lena Fritzsche | Oct 28, 2019 | Japan, Collaboration | 0
It seems like I’m about to become famous. ;)Recently, I participated in a video shoot for...
Read Moreby Lena Fritzsche | Oct 9, 2019 | Japan, Painting | 3
In May, shortly after my birthday, I had the opportunity to learn Itajime Zome (or Itajime...
Read Moreby Lena Fritzsche | May 28, 2019 | Japan, Crafts | 4
During Design Week Kyoto, I visited the traditional company Tomihiro Senko. Here, silk fabrics for...
Read Moreby Lena Fritzsche | Apr 30, 2019 | Japan, Crafts | 5
Have you ever heard of Urushi? Also called Japanese or Chinese lacquer in English, the name...
Read Moreby Lena Fritzsche | Apr 2, 2019 | Design, Japan | 0
During Design Week Kyoto, I participated in a workshop at Benrido. Benrido Collotype Atelier is...
Read Moreby Lena Fritzsche | Mar 23, 2019 | Design, Japan | 0
Kyoto has a long tradition of Japanese craftsmanship and manufacturing. For outsiders, it’s...
Read Moreby Lena Fritzsche | Feb 8, 2019 | Japan, Crafts | 0
My wish is to develop modern designs inspired by traditional craftsmanship. That’s why I...
Read Moreby Lena Fritzsche | Jan 23, 2019 | Japan, Crafts | 0
In Kogei no Sato (Traditional Craft Village) in Akiu, Sendai, one can get to know and experience...
Read Moreby Lena Fritzsche | Nov 11, 2018 | Japan, Crafts | 2
Here I tie the cloth in a snake-like shape. This August, together with my friend Miki I...
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