tea ceremony - four and a half tatami mats tea room with shukubiki

I thought of "tea ceremony" as it is, rather than four and a half tatami mats. Matcha itself is already enjoyed all over the world, but the tools of the tea ceremony are also interesting because of their unique shapes and functions. I tried to create a pop image of chasen (a tool to dissolve matcha in hot water), chashaku (a bamboo spoon to scoop matcha) and chaire (a jar to put matcha in) with a sense of floating.
ARTIST/Yoko Nakamoto

【Yoko Nakamoto】
Art Director of Sun-Ad Inc.

After working at Soeda Design Studio, she now works for Sun-Ad Inc. She is also a part-time lecturer at the University of Tsukuba, College of Art and Design. In addition to advertising, she also works on books, packaging, and exhibition composition. She is currently interested in Japanese culture and is searching for new ways to see it.