Stag Horn, developed by NUNO, whose visionary products are the focus of a new book co-written by its lead textile designer, Reiko Sudo. Photo: NUNO
Stag Horn, developed by NUNO, whose visionary products are the focus of a new book co-written by its lead textile designer, Reiko Sudo. Photo: NUNO
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Stitching is like drawing for Reiko Sudo, creative force of NUNO Japanese textiles, whose innovations she celebrates in a new book

  • Reiko Sudo reflects on what goes into creating the extraordinary fabrics developed by NUNO in Japan, inspired by everything from jellyfish to chance to lentils
  • The company, whose name means ‘cloth’, has brought material-making almost to philosophical experimentation

Victoria Finlay
Victoria Finlay

Updated: 4:15pm, 6 Mar, 2022

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Stag Horn, developed by NUNO, whose visionary products are the focus of a new book co-written by its lead textile designer, Reiko Sudo. Photo: NUNO
Stag Horn, developed by NUNO, whose visionary products are the focus of a new book co-written by its lead textile designer, Reiko Sudo. Photo: NUNO
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