"Undo" Brass Bookends by Oji Masanori Cheese Knife He designs based on the

He designs based on the upbringing of a handicraft item with an eye in the destiny of that particular product

The "Portrait of an Oyster" necklace features hand-carved and cast space glass set in silver or gold plate and cubic zirconia

Made in collaboration with "One Another Design"

and the DEA Store is the official stockist of Tetsuya Kowari work in Australia

"Undo" Brass Bookends by Oji Masanori Cheese Knife He designs based on the"Undo" bookends have the shape of Japanese old style weights, which were used for scaling silk or silver currency in the edo period. The fundo shape is still alive as a map symbol for banks today. Sold as singles and individually boxed. dimensions width: 69mm diameter: 45mm height: 110mm Solid brass bookends. Designed by Oji Masanori. Made in Japan. Oji Masanori Born in Hiroshima Prefecture in 1974. After working in an architect office and a graphic