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| Address | 2-1-17 Minamiazabu Minatoku Tokyo, JAPAN ZIP:106-0047 |
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| Representative Name | Hiroshi Mori |
| Annual Revenue | JPY 285,000,000 |
| No. of Employees | 6 |
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247_EJP Kokeshi
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247_EJP Kokeshi
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Wholesale Price: Members Only
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Material: (Kokeshi doll body) mizuki, (joint) Shiraishi Japanese paper, rubber
Package: Individual Packaging
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Description
| A collaboration between French designers Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec and traditional Japanese Kokeshi doll craftsmen from Tohoku, Japan. Kokeshi Dolls by French designers Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec The Japanese traditional handicraft "Kokeshi" has been designed with a new concept. Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec are collectors of books on Japanese folk crafts, and this collaboration with kokeshi craftsmen in Tohoku has been realized through the East Japan Project. Of all the Japanese crafts, Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec chose kokeshi dolls, which use a traditional method of production that has remained virtually unchanged in form and technique for a hundred years. Kokeshi dolls have been loved in Japan for a long time. Kokeshi dolls are painted and stand quietly as figurines, but Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec have given them one more joint to make them move. Kokeshi Kokeshi Dolls bowing is very funny and their appearance is a tribute to the unbroken tradition and history of Kokeshi Dolls. Kengo Kuma East Japan Project Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec Kokeshi Dolls are produced in collaboration with Kokeshi craftsmen from Fujisato Woodworks in Oshu City, Iwate Prefecture and Ushikura-an in Karita County, Miyagi Prefecture. *East Japan Project / Ejp Products This is a Tohoku reconstruction assistance project led by architect Kengo Kuma. Various companies* and designers will collaborate with traditional craftsmen in eastern Japan beyond the boundaries of companies* and organizations to propose daily necessities that will enable new ecological and sustainable lifestyles. *Message from Kengo Kuma "We propose [a new lifestyle]. [A new life is a life rooted in place. Place is another name for a system in which climate, climate, industry, people, and everything else related to the land are blended together in the most natural way. However, that system was lost in the 20th century with the urban-centered society that sought efficiency and convenience. People prefer uniform products, and the products of a place have lost their power, and the name "traditional crafts" has been attached to them. 3.11 has brought this fact home to us. [The "new life" is a way of life that reverses the trend of the 20th century of continuous loss of place. Together with artisans in eastern Japan, we propose products for a "new life. These are not traditional handicrafts that are unusual and difficult to use, but rather "new daily necessities" that everyone uses in their daily lives. It is a tool for everyone to live with a place and participate in the great cycle called place." [ made in japan ] |
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| Shipping Method | Estimated Arrival |
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| Sea Mail | From Jul.19th to Sep.20th |
| Air Mail | From Jul.3rd to Jul.5th |
| EMS | From Jul.2nd to Jul.5th |
| Pantos Express | From Jul.4th to Jul.9th |
| DHL | From Jul.2nd to Jul.4th |
| UPS | From Jul.2nd to Jul.4th |
| FedEx | From Jul.2nd to Jul.4th |
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Some trading conditions may be applicable only in Japan.
*Kengo Kuma East Japan Project Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec Kokeshi Dolls will be shipped only on weekdays.
*Kengo Kuma East Japan Project Kokeshi Dolls will be sold in limited quantities. Designer : Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec : Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec Material Material : (Kokeshi doll body) mizuki, (joints) Shiraishi washi paper, rubber If you order multiple items with different delivery dates in your cart, we will ship them according to the item with the longer delivery date. Please understand and purchase with your understanding. |
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Kokeshi Dolls by French designers Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec The Japanese traditional handicraft "Kokeshi" has been designed with a new concept.
Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec are collectors of books on Japanese folk crafts, and this collaboration with kokeshi craftsmen in Tohoku has been realized through the East Japan Project.
Of all the Japanese crafts, Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec chose kokeshi dolls, which use a traditional method of production that has remained virtually unchanged in form and technique for a hundred years.
Kokeshi dolls have been loved in Japan for a long time. Kokeshi dolls are painted and stand quietly as figurines, but Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec have given them one more joint to make them move.
Kokeshi Kokeshi Dolls bowing is very funny and their appearance is a tribute to the unbroken tradition and history of Kokeshi Dolls.
Kengo Kuma East Japan Project Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec Kokeshi Dolls are produced in collaboration with Kokeshi craftsmen from Fujisato Woodworks in Oshu City, Iwate Prefecture and Ushikura-an in Karita County, Miyagi Prefecture.
*East Japan Project / Ejp Products
This is a Tohoku reconstruction assistance project led by architect Kengo Kuma.
Various companies* and designers will collaborate with traditional craftsmen in eastern Japan beyond the boundaries of companies* and organizations to propose daily necessities that will enable new ecological and sustainable lifestyles.
*Message from Kengo Kuma
"We propose [a new lifestyle].
[A new life is a life rooted in place.
Place is another name for a system in which climate, climate, industry, people, and everything else related to the land are blended together in the most natural way. However, that system was lost in the 20th century with the urban-centered society that sought efficiency and convenience. People prefer uniform products, and the products of a place have lost their power, and the name "traditional crafts" has been attached to them.
3.11 has brought this fact home to us.
[The "new life" is a way of life that reverses the trend of the 20th century of continuous loss of place. Together with artisans in eastern Japan, we propose products for a "new life. These are not traditional handicrafts that are unusual and difficult to use, but rather "new daily necessities" that everyone uses in their daily lives. It is a tool for everyone to live with a place and participate in the great cycle called place."
[ made in japan ]
フランスのデザイナー、ロナン＆エルワン・ブルレックによるこけし 日本の伝統工芸品「こけし」が新たな概念でデザインされました。
ロナン＆エルワン・ブルレックは日本民芸に関する書籍のコレクターでもあり、今回、East Japan Projectにより東北のこけし工芸職人とのコラボレーションが実現しました。
ロナン＆エルワン・ブルレックは、数ある日本の工芸品の中から、百年前より形や技術がほとんど変わらない伝統的な制作法を用いる「こけし」を選びました。
長きに渡り日本で愛され続けているこけし。こけしは、絵付けが施され、静かに佇む置物といった印象ですが、ロナン＆エルワン・ブルレックはその不動のこけしに関節を一つ与えることにより動きを吹き込みました。Kokeshi こけしは生を宿し、そして日本人の親しみを込めた挨拶「お辞儀」を体現します。
Kokeshi こけしのお辞儀のようすはとても微笑ましく、また、そのこけしの姿は途絶えることなく続く伝統と歴史に対する敬意のようにも思えます。
隈研吾 East Japan Project ロナン＆エルワン・ブルレック Kokeshi こけしは、岩手県奥州市の「藤里木工所」、宮城県刈田郡の「丑蔵庵」のこけし職人との共同製作により生まれました。
■East Japan Project / Ejpプロダクツ
建築家の隈研吾氏が中心となり立ち上げられた東北復興支援プロジェクト。
様々な企業・デザイナーが企業・団体の枠を超えて東日本の伝統工芸職人と協力し、エコロジカルでサステイナブルな新しいライフスタイルを可能にする日用品を提案していきます。
■隈研吾氏のメッセージ
“私たちは「新しい生活」を提案します。
「新しい生活」は、場所に根ざした生活です。
場所とは、気候・風土・産業・人間など、その土地にまつわる全てが最も自然なかたちで溶け合ったシステムの別名です。しかし、そのシステムは、20世紀の効率や利便性を求める都市中心型社会によって失われました。人々は画一的な商品を好み、場所が生み出す品には「伝統工芸品」という名前がつけられ力を失っていきました。
3．11はこの事実を我々につきつけました。
「新しい生活」は、場所を喪失し続けた20世紀の流れを反転させる生き方です。私たちは、東日本の職人たちとともに「新しい生活」のためのプロダクトを提案します。それは非日常的で敷居の高い伝統工芸品ではなく、誰もが普通に生活の中で用いる「新しい日用品」です。それはすべての人が場所とともに生活し、場所と言う大きな循環に参加していくための道具です。”
[ made in japan ]