Treow Tom Cubitt From the series ‘Dapoli’

From the series ‘Dapoli’

In an off-white/ cream finish with hand painted bunches of grapes

This bin is meant to turn the least romantic object in your home into something that is elegant

and through the framing of the shot- the way it’s entirely filled with foliage from corner to corner – it has taken on a new life separate from the memory I have of that moment

Each piece is unique and flaws will occur due to the nature of the hand sculpting

Treow Tom Cubitt From the series ‘Dapoli’Original Treow, Old English for "tree" and "truth". A hand shaped and welded steel frame forms the frame. Its skin is mulberry paper, hand dyed with bark from naturally fallen ancient oaks. 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, giving it remarkable resilience.