Yusuke Seki stacks concrete-cast ceramics inside the Maruhiro flagship
NAGASAKI – For over four centuries, a rich history in the production of pottery and porcelain sustained Japan’s Hasami region’s reputation as the source of the traditional tableware. Charged with redesigning the flagship’s interior, architect Yusu
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