Hiroshi Tanaka
Japanese craft and wabi-sabi
Hiroshi Tanaka reports on Japanese craft traditions and contemporary practice from Kyoto. Trained as a ceramicist before turning to writing.
Craftsmanship Reimagined: Tradition Meets Technology
As technology challenges the boundaries of craft, the integration of digital tools with traditional techniques raises new questions about value, skill, and authenticity.
Where Diversity Meets Design: Broadening the Field's Horizons
From the volcanic terrains of Mexico to the terraces of Zhongxin Village, diverse cultural narratives are reshaping the global design landscape.
The Future of Beauty: Navigating Innovation and Market Flux
As beauty brands face rising consumer expectations and rapid technological shifts, innovation emerges as both the challenge and the solution.
Reviving Native Ingredients in Australian Cuisine
A new wave of Australian chefs and farmers are embracing native ingredients, blending sustainability with a reconnection to the continent's ecological and cultural heritage.
Forged in Steel: The Tools That Shaped American Jewelry
A collection of over a million tools at Potter USA reveals the technical and cultural evolution of American jewelry-making, from Art Deco brooches to military insignia.