green art by street artist Edina Tokodi

Dirt poster by Roland Tiangco. ($80)

A walk in the wilderness by Carmel Walsh

“My shoes are made with vegetable tanned leather, walnut wood heels, fabrics including caucciu covered organic cotton, linen, raffia, hemp, bamboo and cork to support the forms. Fun ideas spring to mind with my collection, changing the seeds instead of shoes with the passing seasons. It is my hope that in their second life they will decay and grow as an art piece.

via Yatzer

beautiful rock vases by Japanese designer Jin Kuramoto 

A combination vase that is influenced from Kenzan pinholder - a traditional item from Japanese flower arranging. (via .dezeen.) 

reminds me of pretty cool toy/game Tumi-Ishi(piles of stones), made of wooden rocks

created also by japanese design studio A4 and will be produce soon by Umbra

“Eatable of Many Orders” 

designers team couple from Tokyo.

the phrase “Eatable of Many Orders” comes from a story about a restaurant which gives orders to customers rather than taking orders from them. 

They're  using only natural ingredients for their collection, such as vegetable tannin leather, mochi-rice glue, cotton, linen treads, wood, natural fabrics and dyes etc.  

"We would like to present our products like food and its ingredients with aesthetic sense and sensibility"

eatableofmanyorders.com

amazing! "ghostly, invisible" sculptures of Korean (Seoul) artist Jin Young Yu

more info and pictures - here 

+ her interview for Arrested Motion

An Indian Summer Bazaar

An Indian Summer has opened an online bazaar!

Beautiful and handpicked unique goodies for you or for your home!

Click on the picture above to start your travel to the bazaar!

"This online bazaar is a venture to help discerning people across the world get access to unique, high quality Indian products - ranging from decor to personal items"

stop sugar addiction

Sugar cage by Sofie Lachaert and Luc d'Hanis for Droog Design - dutch collection of designers
Made of pure silver. Limited edition of 20.