Shigeki Fujishiro

Shigeki Fujishiro

Shigeki Fujishiro is a Japanese designer currently based in Miyota, Nagano, whose projects span across object and furniture design. He has worked with studios including IDEE, Hermes, Adidas, Hay, and Kvadrat.

Fujishiro’s use of a particular shade of red across multiple works is currently highlighted in the Shop. His Knot baskets, constructed from durable polyester rope, are held together entirely through knotting. The multi-use baskets are paired with Fujishiro’s contribution to the 2016/ project, which connected contemporary designers with traditional porcelain makers in Arita, Japan. His collection of tableware for the series includes pitchers, cups, and other containers in seamlessly red glazed porcelain.

For more information on currently available works, please email shop@noguchi.org.

Shigeki Fujishiro Knot Baskets and Tableware
Shigeki Fujishiro Knot Baskets

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