Hand-Carved Maple Wood Wastepaper Bin

Hand-Carved Maple Wood Wastepaper BinMasashi Ifuji works from his studio in Matsumoto, Japan, creating objects with a form meets function philosophy. For this maple wood waste paper bin, he utilises the templates and techniques used by 18th century American Shaker communities. Signature details include the oval silhouette, copper rivets and sturdy construction, all of which once featured on the classic bentwood pantry boxes.

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