Iron bowl by Nobuho Miya, from Analogue Life A master forger of nambu tetsu, or traditional cast iron, Nobuho Miya works from his Kamasada ironware studio, founded by one of his ancestors in the Meiji era. His work has been exhibited worldwide, as far a field as New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art. The production process of involved in this jet-black, cast-iron bowl requires over 40 steps. To customise it for Wallpaper*, Miya created a special mould featuring the Wallpaper* asterisk. The finished limited edition product has an austere beauty and, thanks to its lacquer glaze, will never rust. 5,175 Yen ($58.50 USD) Order now

壁纸*与日本有着长期的爱恋和对传统工艺品的承诺，现在一批年轻的设计师工匠正在利用这些技巧为当代家庭创造出非凡的设计。对于我们手工制作的问题，我们征集了来自日本家庭用品专家模拟生命的IanOrgias，为壁纸*制作了一套特殊的餐具。定制的墙纸*星号，其中三个精心制作，限量版设计，现在可以购买。

无论是在明治时代的铁器工作室里创作的，还是使用Magewappa技术将已有200年历史的木头制成的，这些作品都是由艺术家们在游戏的顶端制作的。

特别定制的壁纸设计添加了模拟生活的现代日本家居用品的美丽收藏。由加拿大外籍人士和摄影师Ian Orgias和他的妻子Mitsue Iwakoshi经营，模拟生活正在转变设计爱好者，无论是在日本还是在国外，对一个古老的审美有新的鉴赏力。

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Iron bowl by Nobuho Miya, from Analogue Life Order now

Iron bowl by Nobuho Miya, from Analogue Life Order now

Pan Zara by Yoshimasa Shibata, from Analogue Life Yoshimasa Shibata is a second generation magewappa artisan, whose techniques have been honed over four hundred years. Since joining the family firm, he has introduced a line of more contemporary pieces with the designer Masanori Oji. The bread plate (which can also be used as a tray) is made from Akita cedar from 200-year-old trees, which have perfectly straight grains. The wood is stripped, boiled, bent and tied together with bark from cherry blossoms. This limited edition design's smooth surface has been branded with the Wallpaper* asterisk. 8,050 Yen (approximately $89.50 USD) Order now

Pan Zara by Yoshimasa Shibata, from Analogue Life Order now

Pan Zara by Yoshimasa Shibata, from Analogue Life Order now

Kami mug cup by Hidetoshi Takahashi, from Analogue Life Wood carver Hidetoshi Takahashi was born in Hokkaido, a region renowned for its forests and wooden furniture. Since taking over the family woodworking factory in Asahikawa, he has been working with young designers to create a contemporary range of tableware using traditional techniques. The only decoration on the beautifully simple form of this Kami mug cup is the fine wood grain. The base of the limited edition piece has been laser engraved with the Wallpaper* asterisk. 4,025 Yen (approximately $44.50 USD) Order now

Kami mug cup by Hidetoshi Takahashi, from Analogue Life Order now

Kami mug cup by Hidetoshi Takahashi, from Analogue Life Order now

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