From the 23rd of November to the 11th of December, MON will be holding an exhibition with Yuma Fukuzaki, who is a lacquer craftsman. By combining wood and linen, Fukuzaki seeks to create lacquerware in a unique shape. He expresses that the process of making lacquerware involves combining a simple design with a few of your own favorite shapes. Lacquerware has been handed down from generation to generation since ancient times, and by adding a little of my own consciousness to it, a new 'Nurimono'(lit, lacquerware) is born. We present "Nurimono" to everyone, whether you are familiar with lacquerware or not.

Born 1987, Osaka. After graduating from Kanazawa College of Art with a degree in lacquer and woodworking, he became an apprentice to lacquerware master Akito Akagi.
Since becoming independent, he has been producing lacquerware for everyday use based in Wajima, Ishikawa. He is seeking unique ways of expression, such as combining the dry-lacquer technique using linen and lacquer on a wooden base. The simple, modern design does not limit the use of the lacquerware, making it more accessible to people of all.