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AJI PROJECT creates products using Aji stone, a granite quarried in Takamatsu, Kagawa Prefecture.
Working with stone craftsmen from the region, the project explores new ways of working with Aji stone, combining traditional techniques with contemporary design.
From vessels and bookends to everyday objects, each piece brings out the natural texture and character of the stone.
Through these works, AJI PROJECT introduces another way of appreciating Aji stone beyond its traditional use as a building material.

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