The soy bowl is part of our series made in collaboration with Damhus

Grown in Kagoshima on Kyushu island in Japan

who use the traditional Japanese printing techniques Katazome and Chusen to create playful and beautiful patterns

The poster is an extension of the "How to Chopstick" poster and shows how to hold the chopsticks correctly

The Groom Was a Dog won Japan's most prestigious literary award

CHO Gulvlampe 100x120 The soy bowl is part"Cho" means butterfly in Japanese, which is reflected in the lamp's design. The light, almost floating shade contrasts with the solid steel base. The transparent, semi matte shade diffuses a soft and pleasant light, while the slender metal frame provides a refined expression where lightness meets weight. The lamp is available in two sizes: The large floor model with long, slender legs creates a calm and sculptural expression in the room, while the