Washi Futurism - Japanese Paper Craft & Local Material Culture musical scores bountiful edible landscape at any

bountiful edible landscape at any scale—from a few dozen square feet to an acre or more

With humour and bold graphics

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I trained my eye to observe silent urban landscapes

Washi Futurism - Japanese Paper Craft & Local Material Culture musical scores bountiful edible landscape at anyHandmade Japanese paper, known as washi, has been used for centuries in everyday products and traditional architecture. Compared to Western paper, it has a high plasticity, unique texture and is surprisingly strong. To showcase these properties as well as the artisanal values behind them, the self published bilingual book Washi Futurism dives into the crafts history, current developments, and virtue for the future. Fourteen original Sekishu Washi