Kamada’s works combine the quiet tension of metal and the subtle warmth of handcraft. In this exhibition, she presents objects that invite the appreciation of scent in daily life.
Among the new works on display are silver-plated boxes and candle holders. Kamada’s classics—cutlery, tea strainers, and other pieces she continues to produce, will also be featured. Larger works, such as servers and plates, will be available as made-to-order pieces.
We invite you to experience each piece in the gallery, crafted with meticulous attention to its form and function.
PROFILE
Born in 1982, Naho Kamada honed her craft as a metal smith beginning with tools for the tea ceremony. She began working independently in 2008, creating alluring, strong works adorned with delicate details. Taking inspiration from ancient pieces from many regions throughout the world, she continues to create vessels, cutlery, and objects in pure silver and aluminium.
