Art & Craft Kazuki

A place where you can find special things

A world of cherry blossoms in spring, dark green in summer, bustling autumn leaves in autumn, and a dignified white world in winter. The mysterious appearance of the moon on the cherry blossoms is called Kazuki. The aesthetic sense is universal that Japanese people have had for a long time, and I would like to convey this culture from Kakunodate. Enrich your heart with one "vessel" and moisturize your heart with one "light". With this in mind, Kazuki is waiting for you.

Introspection of Kazuki

Introspection of Kazuki

Sugito painting

I drew it on a natural Akita cedar with a face.

A collaboration work of Akita Prefecture's traditional crafts "Kabazaiku" and "Kawaren Lacquerware"

This tea canister was finished by a traditional craftsman of Kawaren lacquer ware with the technique of "Yamanaka lacquer ware" to give it a moving look.

A collaboration work of "Kabazaiku" and "Odate Magewappa" in Akita Prefecture

This tray is easy to hold by bending up the bands on both sides and shifting it a little, giving it a light appearance. [Design] Yukio Hashimoto

A coffee bean bowl with a rare bird's eye maple

It contains just 200g of coffee beans, but the inside is moisture-proof, dry-proof and antibacterial, so it is also compatible with Japanese and Chinese teas.

Highly airtight pasta case that allows you to see the inside from the window

It is OK to add ingredients and accessories other than pasta. Since it is highly airtight, it is also ideal for coffee beans and seaweed that dislike moisture. [Design] Yukio Hashimoto

A playful tea canister with a leaf growing from a wild cherry tree

The tea wall insert is made of tin. I tried to elaborate a little, such as shaping the veins on the front and back. It is an item that satisfies both practicality and appearance. [Design] Yukio Hashimoto

A spice container that integrates three boxes with a magnet

Since each box can be connected with a magnet, it has become possible to stand on its own even in such an unstable shape. The naming is "Birch Leaning Tower" that makes you laugh. [Design] Yukio Hashimoto