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Is Asymmetrical Design the Next Big Trend in Cutlery? Inspired by Nature's Beauty and the KOUBA Principle

Is Asymmetrical Design the Next Big Trend in Cutlery? Inspired by Nature's Beauty and the KOUBA Principle

Inspired by Nature's Beauty: EDA Cutlery Unveils the Elegance of Asymmetrical Design

Tsubame-Sanjo's New Exhibition on the KOUBA Principle

The EDA cutlery, crafted in a KOUBA of Japan's Tsubame-Sanjo region, reveals the intricate beauty inspired by nature's asymmetrical design. Sculpted to emulate a tree's natural form, the EDA cutlery draws on delicate patterns of branches and twigs, bringing a sense of organic elegance to the dining table.

  • Creatively designed cutlery replicating tree-like forms
  • Asymmetrical design infused with natural inspiration
  • Part of the KOUBA principle exhibition
  • Exhibition running from October 20 until January 21, 2024
  • Piece symbolising the fundamental aesthetic of Japanese design

The EDA cutlery is a centerpiece of the upcoming special exhibition, "The KOUBA Principle: The Fundamentals of Japanese Design in the Tsubame-Sanjo Region", running from 20th October to 21st January 2024. The exhibit celebrates the nuances of Japanese design, beautifully embodied by EDA's asymmetrical cutlery.

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Source: Red Dot Award

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