Jogakbo partition curtain - Cotton, Linen6x4 (jogakbo) is a style of traditional Korean patchwork used to create domestic wrapping cloths (bojagi), or hanging screens from scraps of left over fabrics. Historically textiles were extremely precious and costly so any remnants were saved and used to create a jogakbo. Traditionally jogakbo would be made from hemp, cotton, silk or ramie (a plant fibre from the nettle family native to eastern Asia). Ramie is one of the oldest textile fibres and was

the clay was likely a bit firmer

Our workshop

Artist Statement

ALTARS is a visual extension of familial history by Jenna Sararo

size: Handcrafted in Muriwai

Size 2 (fits NZ size 10-12)

Inspired and crafted by memories of Kevin's childhood Chinese calligraphy art form

*some tools are extra tools

Out There Somewhere

She is widely recognised as one of Japan’s leading perfumers and travels internationally to collaborate and share her techniques

Hand Smoothed by Coin is a collection of works that combine and intertwine to form an accumulative portrait of objects moving between art and design

then stitches the leather up with hemp thread and finally paints the lacquer to preserve and harden the surface