As far as dishware is concerned, wood is a missed opportunity. The Oke Collection demonstrates what the earthy material can do to make pretty and practical pieces for everyday use.
Nakagawa Mokkougei has training as a traditional Japanese cooper, and it's his skills that produce this absolutely beautiful set of drinking vessels. To carve out the little pots, both Jinnai Cedar and Japanese Cypress were used. These are considered rare timbers and their lovely textural qualities further express the high quality.
The pale and dark woods make up a bucket, a sake pitcher, a sake cup, a regular drinking cup and a shot glass in each complete Oke Collection. You knew that wood could be versatile, but would you have expected these charming items?
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Wooden Dishware Trend
- There is an opportunity for manufacturers to create more wooden dishware designs that are both pretty and practical.
- Rare Timber Trend
- There is a potential for businesses to use rare timbers like Jinnai Cedar and Japanese Cypress for more eco-friendly and unique products.
- Traditional Craft Trend
- There is a growing interest in traditional crafts like traditional Japanese coopering, presenting a potential market for businesses to produce artisanal goods.
Sectors Adopting This
- Kitchenware Industry
- Opportunity for manufacturers to develop new environmentally-friendly designs for dishware.
- Lumber Industry
- Potential for businesses to use rare timbers to create unique and high-quality products.
- Artisanal Goods Industry
- Rising demand for traditional crafts presents an opportunity for small businesses to produce handmade and unique products.
