ONNA KABUKI
Collection
Singular objects who intersect traditional handcrafted with modern 3D print ceramic for a unique series editions
Kabuki is an japonese epic theatre traditiannaly performed by men even for the female roles. Onna (“women’s”) Kabuki were at the origin of the Kabuki theatre but they were officially banned in 1629 by a shogun, who thought that the sensuality of the dances had a deleterious effect on public morality.
Discover this collection where we hope the finest handcraftship, colors and black ink brush strocks will takes you in a Onna kabuki dance
OKUNI
Okuni was the woman dancer see as the of Kabuki art form.
Discover a strong design carried by the japonese calligraphy . Long hours of hand embroidery were necessary to create a finest handcraft pillow.
KESHO
Kabuki has its own form of makeup called Kesho.
Discover a strong design carried by the japonese calligraphy . Long hours of hand embroidery were necessary to create a finest handcraft pillow.
HAKO
This ceramic objects is inspired by the traditionnal japonese wood tableware. Hako means box but as you wish this ceramic may be used as vase too.
Those pieces are hand-crafted in Bourgogne, France which makes each piece unique and authentic.
ONNA DANCE
At first, the Kabuki dance was practiced only by females ,commonly referred to as Onna-Kabuki and evolved to an ensemble performance.
Discover our strong graphic and colorful handmade silk scarf.
KOME
KOME cushion form is inspired by the traditional Japanese straw bag used in the past to transport rice “KOME”.