Handwoven Hanji Lidded Box

Handwoven Hanji Lidded BoxIn ancient times, wasted paper would often be used to make household goods by using the jiseung method a centuries old technique where hand corded strips of paper are tightly woven together to form functional objects. Young Mi Park is one of the few protecting the method, using Korean handmade paper (otherwise known as hanji) to construct heritage filled, hard wearing designs such as this box. She starts by soaking and drying the paper in the sun,

and finished with signature Agresti details

beautifully caramelised finish

Available in two sizes

Screen printed in Milan

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matte white glaze and is complemented by a minimalist

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