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Aor Sutthiprapha is a Thai born, Bangkok based ceramic artist and designer. She graduated with a bachelor's degree in industrial design from Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok and a master's degree in ceramic arts from HD School of Craft and Design, Gothenburg University, Sweden. She has displayed her works at 5 solo exhibitions along with several group shows across the globe.

Aor sees herself as a ‘contemplative ceramic’ practitioner, exploring the relationship between mental capacity and its potential during her meditation-like work process. Her fascination for the clay medium drives her minimalistic yet striking designs. From the start of her career, she has focused on creating designs and artworks that bring together the craft of clay with everyday life.

Arthur Fan was born in 1985 in Hong Kong. He graduated from the Tsinghua Art School in 2004. Having lived in France and Canada, his work is truly international.

He has collaborated and exhibited in galleries and art centers in Chongqing, Shenzhen, Shanghai, Beijing, and Dalian, China. He now travels back and forth between Taiwan and Europe where he lives and works.

“Art can be like music… It is a language that all of humanity understands. It doesn’t have to have lyrics to convey an emotion, a feeling. In this geometric composition series, I used nonfigurative contents, shapes, and colors to create something beautiful. It does not have any hidden meanings… Just like a nice piece of music, it is an invitation to enjoy the moment.”

- Arthur Fan​

South Korea-based brand, ARTICLE LOG creates inspired works of art touched by experiences. The word ‘article’ is derived from the words 'art, artisan, atelier, and artist' while ‘log’ embodies records and time.

Translating scenic, textural visuals from natural environments onto objects, ARTICLE LOG products are a conduit for artists and artisans to reflect on their experiences. Each object with its unique aesthetic showcases perfect harmony with nature. 

Building on traditional Korean techniques, like pulverizing soil by foot, ARTICLE LOG products are also a historical record of crafts in the country. 

Illustrator and artist, Ho Lay Hoon - a.k.a Arty Guava - lives and works in Vancouver, Canada.

Memories of her childhood in Malaysia, nature, and dance are just a few sources of inspiration recognizable throughout her work. She is motivated by everyday visuals of people living in harmony with each other, people living in harmony with nature, people living in harmony with the environment — people being in harmony with themselves.

Featuring vibrant flowers, celebratory poses, and animals moving freely through the wild, her joyful designs are sprinkled with a hint of fantasy and convey a buoyant lust for life.

ASAHIYAKI is a renowned teaware brand based in the Uji region of the Kyoto Prefecture, known as the center of tea culture in Japan.

ASAHIYAKI as a ceramic teaware brand has a 400-year history and has been passed down from father to son for generations. Its earliest working-kiln was constructed on the cusp of the shift from the Momoyama (c. 1585-1605) to the Edo Period (c. 1605-1867), by a first-generation kiln-master, Tosaku. ASAHIYAKI is dedicated towards keeping traditional techniques and the generations of tea culture knowledge alive with their products. The gas-fueled kiln still carefully maintains its dual tradition of creating both ware for the Rite of Tea, as first undertaken by Tosaku, and also utensils with which to savor infusions from fine green leaf tea (sencha).

The brand has insisted on employing clay deposited solely within the Uji region for generations. This local clay is distinguished by a soft expression, a high degree of water absorbency, and a low level of heat conductivity – characters that make utensils naturally heat-resistant.

Si Ying Ng, the woman behind atinymaker, is a designer by day and a rattan artist by night.

atinymaker is a research project that originated from a desire to discover more about a material that was, and still is, very dear to Singapore and Southeast Asia - rattan. Si Ying is on a mission to exhaust the possibilities of rattan and push its materiality in aesthetics and function. For her, every work and exploration with rattan is an ongoing dialogue to rediscover the old and new relationships between material-object-man and rattan’s purpose in our time.

Anson, the creator of AURUM, is the second generation of a family-owned business in Hong Kong with 40 years of experience in manufacturing and application of genuine gold leaves, historically used for adorning local temples to represent a worshipper's dedication to the gods.

AURUM is the word for "gold" in Latin. For thousands of years, gold leaf has merely been positioned as a raw material for gilding, or an ingredient for chefs in recent decades. Anson believes that through creative design, gold leaf can be evolved into a series of unprecedented, luxurious products.

Purity, meaning 99% gold content, ensures that gold's color and sparkle can withstand effects of time and weather, thus showing power and eternity. Hence, this precious metal attracts consumer attention with gold-infused skincare products, gold-plated electronic devices, and gold leaf desserts.

AURUM debuted at the pop-up stores of Lane Crawford and the Landmark, also collaborating with CitySuper, Royal Caviar Club, and gift hamper brands. AURUM has won the Muse Design Awards 2021 (Platinum) and the A'Design Awards 2021 (Gold).

Artist and photographer Ernest Goh is the founder of Ayer Ayer, an ecologically-engaged art project that reaches out to communities through visual, experiential, and participatory artworks in art and science. In 2019, Ayer Ayer's focus on ocean plastic pollution in the regional waterways of Southeast Asia led to the creation of public art, research, and education projects that reached several public and private organizations. The group's efforts in design and engineering have developed methods in upcycling plastic waste into artworks and products.

Ernest's work has been commissioned by and installed at the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum in Singapore, collected by the Multimedia Art Museum Moscow, and also resides in corporate, public, and private collections.

Founder Adah Chan, who founded the homeware brand Baea in 2020, decided to focus on bedding not only because of the growing importance placed on rest but also due to her roots. Born in Hong Kong to a family that has worked in the design industry for more than three generations, Adah was exposed to exquisite craftsmanship from a young age. Her family runs the Bed & Bath luxury housewares brand, which has been a destination for luxury linens at Landmark Prince’s Building in Hong Kong SAR since the 1980s.

Respect for nature is at the heart of everything Baea does, and therefore they choose organically grown cotton and biodegradable materials. And it’s the reason they partner with highly reputable makers who prioritize the well-being of artisans while minimizing their footprint.​ Expertly crafted in Italy and Portugal, the linens are entirely natural, right down to their plant-based buttons. And as with all Baea products, the packaging is completely biodegradable.

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Bambuhay innovates and manufactures sustainable and eco-friendly products made from renewable resources and materials like bamboo. Some of their star products include the first Plantable Toothbrush in the world, the first Bamboo Toothbrush manufactured in the Philippines, Bamboo Natural Purifier, Bamboo Anti-Microbial Soap, and Reusable Bamboo Drinking Straw.

A truly sustainable operation, Bambuhay utilizes the waste by-products from the manufacturing process to create Bamboo Activated Carbon used in cosmetics, personal care, and home cleaning products, while the smoke produced during carbonization is captured and turned into organic insecticide.

Barbara Raimondo is a ceramic sculptor born in Liguria, Italy and living in Hong Kong. After working several years in the financial sector, Barbara decided to follow her passion and leverage what she learned during her Masters in Visual Art. In 2017, she started to practice ceramics again, searching for her own expressions and style. At the end of 2020, Barbara launched her first collection, Liguria.

Barbara's work is deeply influenced by key cultural elements of Liguria, Italy - terraces, red soil, olive trees, and white waves crashing onto the coast. To amplify her designs and to connect those with her land, Barbara creates naked clay sculptures as reminders of her roots.

From Xiamen, China, BASAO captures tea aromas, fragrances of seasons, the spirit of traditions, and the strength offered by nature. This is how BASAO tea creates an authentic and mindful experience which wakes the senses and feeds the soul.

While BASAO respects traditions, it also dedicate themselves to exploring tea culture in new and creative ways. The brand believe that changing perspectives on traditional approaches can sometimes lead to refreshing new concepts. This is reflected in BASAO products, which carry the quintessence of classic Chinese tea - reinterpreted.

BASAO tea is a winner of the Topawards Asia award for packaging design.

With tea as an intermediary, let the atmosphere in the cup be full of spirit.
With tea as an intermediary, let a slow attitude cope with fast life.
With tea as an intermediary, let your concentration return to the present moment.

BEAMS COLLECTIVE is a wellness brand based in Hong Kong and Australia helping people deal with the stress of modern lifestyles by improving their immunity and gut health. The brand is built on the vision that the best things for your body come from whole, natural, and responsibly sourced ingredients.

The brand was founded by Chamani Wong and her siblings after her brother was able to overcome a health challenge using their grandfather’s natural medicinal approach. They wanted to carry on their grandfather’s legacy by creating collections of natural and plant-based products with adaptogens and superfoods which nourish the body inside and out.

Using Chinese mushrooms as the hero ingredient in their products, BEAMS COLLECTIVE is on a mission to help people live an honest, healthy life and awaken the best version of themselves.

BEIGIC is a vegan skincare brand, powered by coffee. All BEIGIC products are certified by the UK Vegan Society and use green coffee beans harvested through fair trade to keep your skin and the planet healthy.

BEIGIC is inspired by the color beige – a shade that represents the little pleasures of life, like the soul-warming morning sunshine outside the window, or the relaxing smell of freshly roasted coffee.

The brand believes that daily skincare routines should be enjoyable and therapeutic. With their soothing scents, sensorial textures, and the pure, translucent packaging, they are devoted to adding a little indulgence and pleasure to your everyday skincare rituals - the small “BEIGIC Touch” that completes your skincare rituals, mood, and day.

BEIGIC has received several accolades from national awards for its products, including Biteki Japan Best Cosmetic (2021), Vivi Japan Best Cosmetic (2021), Liniere Japan (2021), and VOCE Japan (2021).

Founded by Cheng Keren, Being Studio produces one-of-a-kind products handmade from earthen materials. Each object represents the transformation from a piece of our planet to a household product – its state of “being” always remaining constant.

“Being is the basic property of all things and visible things are the result. Each object from the Being Studio is both a stone from a mountain as well as the artist's abstract thoughts. I always hope that it will last forever, and I always realize that it is just a sequential being. Not positive, not negative, not follow-suit. It’s everyone,” says the designer.

Cheng Keren has a background in fine arts and design having studied under Professor Wang Jianzhong at the Academy of Fine Arts, Tsinghua University as well as masters Lu Jun and his wife, Fan Jianhua, in Jiangsu Province.

BETAS is a contemporary oriental lifestyle brand founded by Shanghai Top Ten Designer, Dr. Hui Zhong and Chinese Arts and Crafts Master, Professor Jianxin Xiong.

BETAS is a local slang word from Zhejiang, meaning "slowly", which expresses the unique Chinese aesthetic of slow life in the East. It connects tradition and modernity, interpreting the beauty of Chinese harmony and balance.

Believing in the meaning of "humanistic" and "aesthetic" in objects, BETAS is dedicated to creating series of works with both traditional spirit and modern style, covering cultural creation, home, and other lifestyle products.

By combining contemporary design with exquisite craftsmanship, Chinese culture, and superior quality, BETAS presents a gorgeous and unpretentious contemporary oriental attitude.

Deng Bingbing is the founder of two iconic and award-winning China design brands: design studio, Bing Design, and homeware brand, PILING PALANG. Born into an artistic family in the northern Chinese city of Tianjin, Bing has been creating artwork since the age of four, and went on to study at the Arts University, Tianjin. He then spent a decade in Melbourne, Australia working as a graphic designer for an advertising and fashion label. Bing Design was founded upon his return to China in 2001 and PILING PALANG in 2009.

PILING PALANG combines traditional Chinese culture with modern hues, incorporating ancient symbols and motifs in a new fashion using contrasting proportions and colors. Each object is an artistic celebration of the craftmanship of Chinese ceramics, cloisonné, or lacquerware. Since its inception, PILING PALANG has seen immense success in the home decor space. In 2011, its cloisonnné Chinese Lantern Vase won the EDIDA International Design Award in the tableware category.

Botanic Pretti5 believes that beauty glows from within. The brand was born from the ambition to create clean products suitable for sensitive skin inspired by nature. Harnessing the power of Chinese medicine and unleashing it using cutting-edge Western technologies, Botanic Pretti5 is a modern skincare solution designed to combat stressed and sensitive skin, pollution, and premature aging.

Botanic Pretti5 founder, Dorothy Chau, noticed that her friends’ skin was getting easily irritated, with redness and even rashes, due to pollution and an overwhelming amount of alcohol, fragrances, and sensitizing surfactants commonly found in beauty products. This discovery led her to embark on a quest to explore natural avenues, bringing her to the doorstep of a Chinese medicine practitioner. Botanic Pretti5 products are formulated with snow mushroom, goldflower root, and liquorice root extracts – adaptogens commonly used in Chinese medicine due to their hydrating capabilities.

Developed in Japan, all formulae are free of alcohol, parabens, SLS, and artificial fragrance, and satisfy the highest cosmetic standards, striking the perfect balance of the natural and the scientific, the ancient and the modern.

Based in Hong Kong, the Boundless Artists Collective Limited is an art platform committed to delivering the best opportunities to artists and the best art solutions to brands and institutions. The company helps collectors and corporations connect with the works of artists across the region and develop their collections. They also connect artists and institutions for collaborative projects, curate shows to help artists gain momentum in the art market, and work with institutions to showcase their value through art.

The Boundless Artists Collective Limited operates two different art galleries - Yan Gallery and Pottinger 22 - representing a wide range of artists and sculptors. The brand maintains long term partnerships with corporates like Hong Kong Land, Sotheby's, and InspiringHK Sports Foundation.