Showing posts with label japan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label japan. Show all posts
7/19/12
4/24/12
3/1/12
Shoes Like Pottery





Moonstar/Shoes Like Pottery~hand made in japan, the canvas and rubber quality of these shoes is nuts, the rubber is baked onto the shoe in a kiln (Hamada Vans ;-0). A friend wrangled me a pair of these and they own my feet-better than a time machine pair of converse. The retail Wizards at South Willard have Moonstar cargo as of this week.
U.S relatives here.
1/12/12
Morning Light Facing East




Aya's Topanga getaway /shack\.
*all shots Aya Muto~more in issue 140 of Casa Brutus (click on back issues)
Labels:
Architecture,
japan,
LA,
nature,
right on,
the do a bit posse
12/29/11
12/14/11
12/8/11
10/18/11
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From Tokyu Hands to my hands...I've been on a steady diet of these since 03, they scribe like no other-the striped Memphis ones were a nice surprise-thanks (H)Andy!
6/30/11
3/28/11
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Akio Nukaga vases, from his recent show in LA some nice bulbous organic forms this time around, and still a few beautiful pieces on the shelves at Heath. We were honored to host Akio and his family for tea and ceramic/baseball banter on his recent trip (thanks Aya!) and wish them well as they start straightening up the bricks~Akio's blog here.
12/1/10
9/5/10
6/6/10
Bottle O's


Bottle openers = a good way to bookmark summer. Futagami cast brass bottle opener from Playmountain's pop up at Heath/Cast steel bottle opener from PCC this AM-these were made from the turn of the century through the 50's, and affixed to the bar via a leather strap. Sugoi!
6/1/10
Playmountain at Heath


Tokyo store Playmountain takes up residency in the gallery space at Heath Ceramics LA this summer-starting this weekend, featuring Loopwheeler/Tembea/Chin Jukan Pottery + more. Talk about awesome tenants.
Art For All #4

My Interview with Hitoshi for Art For All/Tokyo Cultuart by Beams- has surfaced and available in Tokyo.....some copies are L.A bound for local distribution....more details soon. Thanks Hitoshi and Aya!
ps-more of Hitoshi's Polaroids here-Here Today.
Labels:
art,
folks,
japan,
printed matter
4/27/10
4/26/10
10/31/09
PCC Tomorrow

PCC tomorrow, I've missed the last two. Hans Olsen highback chair, teak, cane leather. Re- caned at Cane & Baket Co, leather upholstery by Classic Design. Back to lucky sunday and the lucky Saturdays & Sundays of Tokyo.
10/29/09
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