Matte finish and an absence of color paired with a texture reminiscent of stone define this tableware series, allowing you to recreate the expression of a Zen garden on your table.
Curves and lines reminiscent of the waves of a Zen garden create delicate surface shadows, exuding an aura of peace and tranquility.
The two grays allow for an appreciation of the slight difference of
hues and textures lined by soft shadows.
The changing of shadows on the clock face and outer edge reflect the passing of time,
revealing by contrast spaces of soft light.
The Cekitay clock case reproduces the sensation of raw white porcelain without glaze.
The shine of the logo in the centre creates a quiet contrast of texture and space,
designed to be a gift for someone special in your life.
DESIGNER
Kaichiro Yamada KAICHI DESIGN
After graduating from Musashino Art University in 1997, he remained at the university as a research associate until taking the helm at KAICHI DESIGN in 2004.
His work is focused on allowing everyone involved to be able to live vibrantly thanks to designs from thinkers, creators, promoters, and users.
Major works include branding for DENSHIRO, HIKIYOSE, LIVING TALK and ISUTOKU, product design for KOTORI (h concept) and SYUKI-DARUMA (sghr), and interior design for EDITORY.
Accolades include: Good Design Award (2004, ’11, ’13, ’14, ’16), Red Dot Design Award (2010), Design for Asia Award (Hong Kong, 2012), award for excellence at Tokyo Business Design Award 2013.
Past exhibits include: A Dream Come True (Milan, 2007), Product Design Today: Creating “Made in Japan” (The National Museum of Modern Art), among numerous others.