acrylic g,a,r,d,e,n ruler

At what point does stationary become art? Or, more specifically, at what point does a ruler become art?

Created by Norihiko Terayama, “g,a,r,d,e,n” is the successor to a previous design. Terayama uses various wild greens found in his garden. Each herb or wildflower is hand-picked and then set in acrylic at 1cm intervals creating a poetic garden that is also a 30cm ruler.

Supplies are limited as the designer can only make a several each year.

Details

• Designer: Norihiko Terayama (Studio Note)
• Size: 300 x 30 x 9 mm
• Material: acrylic, dried flowers
• Comes in a wooden gift box
• Handmade in Japan

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