Overview
From teabowls to traditional architecture, asymmetrical design has a long history in Japan. Rather than a lack of balance, asymmetry is used to create a harmonious beauty. That aesthetic is still alive in many designs today. Our studio guest, ikebana master Ryuho Sasaoka, explores the world of asymmetrical design with us.
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