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Asemi Co.
Pottery, wooden trays, leather coasters. Connecting the tradition and individuality of Japan's production areas to the world with Asemico's contemporary design.
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Asemico Co., Ltd. is a designer brand that projects to connect contemporary design and traditional crafts.
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By combining traditional Japan crafts with contemporary designs, we serve as a guidepost for passing on the style and knowledge of our craftsmen to the future, and introduce them to customers around the world who transcend national borders.
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Received the Young Designer Award 2018 at IFFT/Interior Lifestyle Living 2018.
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株式会社アセミコ
Asemi Co.
Yuki Ishiguro / Born and raised in Germany, he studied design at the Folkwang University of the Arts and founded The Fuja as a freelance designer. He moved to Japan to learn more about his parents' hometown and his roots in Japan. After an internship at the industrial design office Plane Co. Ltd., he joined K-Studio hosted by Masayuki Kurokawa. Under Mr. Kurokawa's tutelage, he also deepened his insight into Japan design and architecture.
Lars Amhoff was born in Germany. Immersed in design from an early age, he began his career in the furniture design industry after graduating from a product design school in 2003. After that, he continued to pursue design education and majored in industrial design at the Folkwang University of the Arts. While still a student, he launched two projects, Kinkyform and The Substain, which fused illustration with art, design, and crafts. After graduating, he worked as a faculty member at the university.
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As a designer, I don't want to make disposable things
As a designer, it has always been my dream to launch a brand and make things, but I was worried about increasing the number of things in a world full of things. As a result of never making environmentally friendly or disposable plastic products, making ethical and eco-friendly products, and trying to make meaningful things that can be left in the world, we launched the brand with the mission of passing on the knowledge and talents of Japan's traditional craftsmen to the next generation.
What are we doing?
Enjoy the individuality of pottery from different production areas with one design
In order to convey the fun of Japan pottery to customers, we design cups and develop a series that will serve as an encyclopedia of pottery.
The shape of the designed cup (large and small) is made by craftsmen in each production area. Since the techniques, soils and glazes of each production area are different, the impression of the same shape will be completely different.
Currently, it is produced at 10 kilns, including Hasami ware and Iga ware, and by matching the shape of the cups, it is easier to compare the soil and glaze used in each pottery and the method of making. In addition, you can experience and enjoy the texture and weight by touching it with your hands.
By making representative cups by taking advantage of the types of pottery from each production area and the individuality of the craftsmen, we aim to create a series that can be used as a pottery encyclopedia. I would like to gradually increase the variety of pottery and make it easy to compare the textures of the materials, and make the collection interesting from an educational point of view.
Commitment to the product
Asemico manufactures products that value the history, culture, tradition and manufacturing methods of the production area.
"Ohori Soma Ware Cup"
Ohori Soma ware in Fukushima Prefecture has a history of more than 300 years since its founding, and there were nearly 100 kilns in the Edo period, but in March 2011, the Great East Japan Earthquake struck. Due to the accident at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant that acsued the earthquake, residents and businesses in Ohori, which was located 10 km from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant, were forced to evacuate and disperse, and only 11 of the 25 kilns before the earthquake were able to resume pottery.
The whetstone used as a raw material for the glaze became impossible to mine due to radioactive contamination from the nuclear power plant accident, and the kilns were in danger of going out of business, but they developed a glaze with the same color as the whetstone and resumed production.
Asemico's Ohori Soma ware is emerald that makes use of the beautiful "blue crack"
It is characterized by green. When the "blue crack" appears, it was Karankaran
The cool sound is described as "the birth of pottery" and is suitable for the beginning
It's a substitute. We do not dare to draw a "running piece", and finish it in a simple design that fits into everyday life.
Who are supporting us?
The Asemico brand does not specify how to use the product at all, and customers are free to use it. It can be used in various ways, such as teacups, small bowls, and pen stands, but recently many Asemico products are used in cafes. In particular, the porcelain cups of Hasami ware are popular because they are easy to use in restaurants.
It is available in more than 15 countries in Asia, the Middle East, Europe, the United States, and more than 30 countries and regions, and is also available for online shipping.
Asemi Co.
Pottery, wooden trays, leather coasters. Connecting the tradition and individuality of Japan's production areas to the world with Asemico's contemporary design.
1
Asemico Co., Ltd. is a designer brand that projects to connect contemporary design and traditional crafts.
2
By combining traditional Japan crafts with contemporary designs, we serve as a guidepost for passing on the style and knowledge of our craftsmen to the future, and introduce them to customers around the world who transcend national borders.
3
Received the Young Designer Award 2018 at IFFT/Interior Lifestyle Living 2018.
Brand Owner
More about the Brand Owner
株式会社アセミコ
Asemi Co.
Yuki Ishiguro / Born and raised in Germany, he studied design at the Folkwang University of the Arts and founded The Fuja as a freelance designer. He moved to Japan to learn more about his parents' hometown and his roots in Japan. After an internship at the industrial design office Plane Co. Ltd., he joined K-Studio hosted by Masayuki Kurokawa. Under Mr. Kurokawa's tutelage, he also deepened his insight into Japan design and architecture.
Lars Amhoff was born in Germany. Immersed in design from an early age, he began his career in the furniture design industry after graduating from a product design school in 2003. After that, he continued to pursue design education and majored in industrial design at the Folkwang University of the Arts. While still a student, he launched two projects, Kinkyform and The Substain, which fused illustration with art, design, and crafts. After graduating, he worked as a faculty member at the university.
Read More
Learn more about this brand
Why are we doing?
What are we doing?
Commitment to the product
Who are supporting us?
Why are we doing?
Auto-translated
As a designer, I don't want to make disposable things
As a designer, it has always been my dream to launch a brand and make things, but I was worried about increasing the number of things in a world full of things. As a result of never making environmentally friendly or disposable plastic products, making ethical and eco-friendly products, and trying to make meaningful things that can be left in the world, we launched the brand with the mission of passing on the knowledge and talents of Japan's traditional craftsmen to the next generation.
What are we doing?
Enjoy the individuality of pottery from different production areas with one design
In order to convey the fun of Japan pottery to customers, we design cups and develop a series that will serve as an encyclopedia of pottery.
The shape of the designed cup (large and small) is made by craftsmen in each production area. Since the techniques, soils and glazes of each production area are different, the impression of the same shape will be completely different.
Currently, it is produced at 10 kilns, including Hasami ware and Iga ware, and by matching the shape of the cups, it is easier to compare the soil and glaze used in each pottery and the method of making. In addition, you can experience and enjoy the texture and weight by touching it with your hands.
By making representative cups by taking advantage of the types of pottery from each production area and the individuality of the craftsmen, we aim to create a series that can be used as a pottery encyclopedia. I would like to gradually increase the variety of pottery and make it easy to compare the textures of the materials, and make the collection interesting from an educational point of view.
Commitment to the product
Asemico manufactures products that value the history, culture, tradition and manufacturing methods of the production area.
"Ohori Soma Ware Cup"
Ohori Soma ware in Fukushima Prefecture has a history of more than 300 years since its founding, and there were nearly 100 kilns in the Edo period, but in March 2011, the Great East Japan Earthquake struck. Due to the accident at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant that acsued the earthquake, residents and businesses in Ohori, which was located 10 km from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant, were forced to evacuate and disperse, and only 11 of the 25 kilns before the earthquake were able to resume pottery.
The whetstone used as a raw material for the glaze became impossible to mine due to radioactive contamination from the nuclear power plant accident, and the kilns were in danger of going out of business, but they developed a glaze with the same color as the whetstone and resumed production.
Asemico's Ohori Soma ware is emerald that makes use of the beautiful "blue crack"
It is characterized by green. When the "blue crack" appears, it was Karankaran
The cool sound is described as "the birth of pottery" and is suitable for the beginning
It's a substitute. We do not dare to draw a "running piece", and finish it in a simple design that fits into everyday life.
Who are supporting us?
The Asemico brand does not specify how to use the product at all, and customers are free to use it. It can be used in various ways, such as teacups, small bowls, and pen stands, but recently many Asemico products are used in cafes. In particular, the porcelain cups of Hasami ware are popular because they are easy to use in restaurants.
It is available in more than 15 countries in Asia, the Middle East, Europe, the United States, and more than 30 countries and regions, and is also available for online shipping.
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