― Matsuo Bashō―
Imitating nothing but itself the Interstellar design resembles everything while being completely unique. It is as predictable as the night sky and as unquantifiable as what happens between the stars.
― Natsume Soseki ―
With its random alternation of shapes and tones, the Mosaic design mimics the irregular consistency of natural marble enriched with hints of organic texture. The colour palette suggests dimension, balancing a lively variation of light and dark tones with opulent golden accents.
― Yosa Buson ―
The Dandelion Light Bar design embodies the geometric essence of living organisms and transforms it into a beautiful cascade of hanging treasures. Its enchanting rhythm is reinforced with crystals and LED lights, while the organic feel of the design is enhanced by the natural silk fibres of the substrate.
― Ki no Tsurayuki ―
― Ki no Tsurayuki―
It is fun playing around with distorting nature’s fascinating order and geometry and reforming it into new structures that while being new still resemble familiar objects.
― Matsuo Bashō―
Like dried-out shelters to unknown creatures living on unexplored ground, the Shells linger in a hypnotic rhythm of sinuous lines and organic shapes. If you listen carefully you might still hear the sound of the wind whispering through these melancholic vessels.
― Ono no Komachi ―
― Murakami Kijo―
The Pineapple design presents itself as a sinuous accumulation of coral shapes building up a revolving structure that exudes exotic elegance. Paired with the light metallic tones of the silk, it provides a fresh and juicy twist for any contemporary interior.
― Ki no Tsurayuki ―
Fallen rain dripping
From the leaning eaves
So shallow that
Swiftly in pours
The moonlight.
― Fujiwara no Teika
While appearing to have structure the form is completely fluid, like raindrops falling it is chaotically scattered to create a perfect natural and organic order.
The colour of this flower
Has already faded away,
While in idle thoughts
My life goes by,
As I watch the long rains fall.
― Ono no Komachi―
