ATT 19

Afternoon best spent at the gallery 🍂

ATT 19 presents Objects of Dwelling: Japanese Craft, Ritual, and Space

Bringing together a considered selection of Japanese objects, the exhibition explores how craft, image, and material presence shape the experience of interior space. From byōbu and lacquered screens to hanakago, bronze works, kokeshi, carved cork landscapes, and kakemono, each form reflects a relationship between placement, ritual, and lived environment.

Across traditions of display, seasonal gesture, light, and contemplation, the works reveal how objects move beyond function to become active elements within the language of dwelling.

Slow Sunday afternoon, last day of Okinawa Craft exhibition 🫶🏼 thank you to all who came to visit!

Everything Comes From Something explores the relationship between historical Chinese furniture and contemporary design. Featuring predominantly Qing Dynasty pieces alongside reinterpretations by Thai and international designers, the exhibition reflects on redesign as a process of research, continuity, and transformation.

Opening 29 Jan 2026 · Bangkok Design Week





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ATT 19 is proud to collaborate with Okinawa Prefectural Government Singapore Representative Office .go in presenting a curated showcase of some of the region’s most renowned traditional crafts.

Okinawa—Japan’s southernmost islands—was once known as the Ryukyu Kingdom, a thriving maritime hub connecting China, Japan, and Southeast Asia. Centuries of exchange shaped a unique identity rooted in cultural fusion, local wisdom, and deep harmony with nature.

Today, 16 Okinawan crafts are officially recognized as Traditional Japanese Crafts. Each piece reflects simplicity, meaning, and a living dialogue between history, environment, and community. Through these works, we are invited to understand Okinawa’s past, identity, and way of life.

Special programme: Lacquer artist will be in the space for a meet & greet from 6–8 February.

Exhibition dates: 29 January – 1 March 2026