Lucha Lamp by Fisch
Window Chair by Fearon
美しいのは、大自然だけじゃない。
Not just a beautiful country, discover the creative side of Australia.
We are Japan's first Australian design select shop.
JAU (Japan Australia Design) - imports Australian lifestyle objects and shares stories of Australian design to Japan.
We have a JAU Shop in Tomigaya, Shibuya-ku.
JOURNAL
Reflecting on 'Colours and Forms of Australian Design' with JAU Founder Sonny Mai
As part of the Colours and Forms of Australian Design exhibition, JAU founder Sonny Mai spoke with THINK OF THINGS Tetsuro Yasunaga on cross-cultural collaboration between Australia and Japan, as well as the intricacies of Australian culture and how it is represented in the nation's art and design.
In this article, Sonny further reflects on modern Australian identity and unpacks the unique cultural forces shaping the Australian design landscape.
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SEASONAL PRODUCT
Favourites Pack
by Tribe Earth
This set features three of Tribe Earth's most beloved scents; Renew, Ceremony and Bushwalk. This diverse set is a welcoming introduction to those interested in trying natural incense and features a mix of uplifting, mellow and grounding aromas.
This incense pack contains three planks, with ten pre-portioned pieces per plank. Each piece offers approximately 30 minutes of burn time.
FEATURED PRODUCT
Cold Cup
by KeepCup
Designed with a clean, minimal aesthetic, the Cold Cup Cork features a tempered glass body to show off your drink and a natural recovered cork band for a comfortable grip. Also available in Tritan Plastic.
JOURNAL
Designer interview with Stephanie Phillips
Stephanie Phillips creates ceramics that look almost as if they were ancient artifacts uncovered from the future.
Based in Sydney, Australia, Stephanie creates hand formed vases, bowls, and lamps showcasing a compelling contrast of folk versus future. While some sculptural forms hint at mingei folk craft and totemic statues, others evoke the rugged flora of the Australian bush. Stephanie's pieces delve into a deep range of influences spanning various cultures and Australian nature, all rooted in a philosophy of continuous experimentation.
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