Noriko Hahsida has graduated from the University of the Arts in Tokyo, the Department of Industrial Design. She is an active designer, lecturer, a juror of numerous competitions and a member of associations dealing with design.
Apart from designs of utility items such as pieces of furniture, she has created a series of decorative items made from...
Noriko Hahsida has graduated from the University of the Arts in Tokyo, the Department of Industrial Design. She is an active designer, lecturer, a juror of numerous competitions and a member of associations dealing with design.
Apart from designs of utility items such as pieces of furniture, she has created a series of decorative items made from the Japanese paper. Chigiri washi (chigiri – to tear) is a composition of shapes that may be separated freely from each other and re-attached to make up a completely new design.
Chigiri washi – a decorative paper, prepared to be freely separated into smaller pieces, with the possibility of their further ornamentation (painting, sticking on various base, making collages).
Chigiri washi – a decorative paper, prepared to be freely separated into smaller pieces, with the possibility of their further ornamentation (painting, sticking on various base, making collages).
Chigiri washi – a decorative paper, prepared to be freely separated into smaller pieces, with the possibility of their further ornamentation (painting, sticking on various base, making collages).