Yoshita Handi-Design Studio
Moritaka Yoshita
Born in 1965, Komatsu City, Ishikawa Prefecture, Yoshita is a Japanese industrial designer known for his functional, timeless, and thoughtfully crafted objects. He trained at Kanazawa College of Art and worked closely with renowned designer Sori Yanagi before founding Yoshita Handi-Design Studio in Tokyo in 2011.
The design studio specialises in creating functional, tactile tools for daily life, emphasising hands-on design and traditional craftsmanship.
Plate Stand Medium
£85.00
A plate stand made from cherry wood, oil-finished. The mid-size in a set of three, designed for displaying ceramics without competing with them. The torque hinge sets the opening angle...
Plate Stand Large
£125.00
A plate stand made from cherry wood, oil-finished. Designed on commission from Nishikizan Kiln — a Kutani overglaze studio — who needed something appropriate for displaying fine ceramics without competing...
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Mirror & Stand
From £135.00
Made by woodworker Takeshi Sasaki, who planes each piece by hand. The oak is finished with walnut oil rather than lacquer, leaving the grain visible and the surface honest to...
Wood Tray Small
£125.00
A small oak tray finished with walnut oil — the wood's grain comes through directly, and the surface develops warmth with use. The handle recess is shaped so fingers find...
Wood Tray Medium
£170.00
A square oak tray finished with walnut oil rather than lacquer — the wood's own grain and texture come through directly, and the surface develops character with use. The handle...