The art of Mizuhiki goes back to 7th century Japan the paper knotting was used to tie samurai hair. The paper craft brand OEY has taken that art and applied it to modern table ware and launched their new collection at Milan Design Week. The intricately corded paper rings, chopsticks, and napkin holders come in an assortment of beautiful rich colors, each handmade from paper and silk. Even the most drab table settings would benefit from it.
Designers: Ken Yokomizo & Mariko Murai for Design Yard
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Beautiful, but how can wash that chopstics??
I guess the string can be removed
Very beautiful
These are very appealing. The packaging is simple and steam lined and it shows off the delicate designs well.
It looks really nice. But can it be easily removed? I would see some cleaning issue. 🙂