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Posted: Wed Jun 29 2011
We're back with veteran glass craftsman Yutaka Shinohara again, though this time he's working in collaboration with a fine arts student to dye his furin in a variety of colours. The resulting creation(s), dubbed 'Irodori' (colour), earned a Good Design award in 2008. Nicely done.
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