Mire furniture Not strictly functionally as washing

Not strictly functionally as washing may detract the quality of the limed finish

Sharing a glass of water in a hand-blown glass is more than an experience

and are fitted for wall-hanging as well as tabletop display

In Six Dot's signature raw aluminium

Mire furniture Not strictly functionally as washingOriginal Mire takes its name from an old word once used to describe the dark, boggy ground. A hand shaped and welded steel structure forms the frame. Its skin is mulberry paper, hand dyed using a natural blend of walnut husk and iron. The paper's distinctive texture comes from Momigami, a traditional Japanese technique meaning "kneaded paper." This technique, once used by Japanese farmers who could not afford expensive fabric, strengthens the paper,