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SAICHO uses single-origin tea, hand picking the exact varietal, time of harvest, location, terroir, altitude, and processing methods. Rather than being bombarded by a mongrel of flavors, there’s a simplicity and purity to using single-origin tea. Brewed in the United Kingdom, SAICHO’s signature sparkling tea flavors include Kyoto Hojicha, Himalayan Darjeeling, Fujian Jasmine, and Dan Cong Oolong tea.​

Each individual single-origin tea is cold brewed for 24 hours, to extract the most delicate and complex flavors. The teas are then finely balanced by a hint of sweetness and a dash of acidity. As a finishing touch, sparkling the drink enhances the flavor of the tea.

Sanchia Lau graduated with a degree in Fashion Design from China's Central Academy of Fine Arts, as well as Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, where she majored in Textile Design. She is a senior planner at Harper's Bazaar, responsible for fashion photo shoots, wardrobe design, fashion art crossovers, and Tomorrowland Fashion Awards. She is also the Creative Director of the magazine, Real Estate Compass.

Her namesake brand, SANCHIA, was founded in 2017 with an aim to bring art closer to life. Dedicated to reflecting the contemporary women in their designs, the brand brings fine art sensibilities into the fashion sphere.

SANCHIA uses high-quality fabrics with original prints and other techniques like knitting and embroidery to produce clothing, where art meets fashion.

SarnSard is a multidisciplinary design studio established by two designers – Visrut Taweevorasuwan (Ped) and Manatsanun Taweevorasuwan (Kookai), who shared a love for Thai crafts and Pa-nan pandanus. While researching and studying the arts, they discovered 'Dok Chan' (asterisk), a traditional pattern. This historic pattern is neat in detail and is less popular due to the longer times required to complete each part. For this very reason, it was chosen as the signature pattern of SarnSard to encourage local craftsmen to preserve this Southern design heritage.

Closely collaborating with Pa-Nan Pandanus artisans in a small Muslim village of Trang province, SarnSard works hard with the sole mission to preserve the traditional Southern craft while at the same sustaining the villagers' livelihood. It blends local craft with design innovation, by exploring precious local wisdom – the know-how, techniques, and material properties to create new product designs from wickerwork, and at the same time inject contemporary design relevant to an urban lifestyle.

SCENE SHANG is a contemporary furniture, homeware, and lifestyle label based in Singapore with roots firmly planted in a rich Asian heritage. Shaped to the semblance of 1930s Shanghai in all its former Art Deco glory, the brand looks to an era replete with blooming exuberance and unapologetic luxuries.

Culture converges in the core of all that SCENE SHANG does – from construction to curation – resulting in homeware concepts that run the gamut of tradition, ushering intrigue, and delight to the senses. The brand’s aesthetic – an inspired blend of classic Chinese elements and modern-day sensibilities that sit on the crossroads of East and West – lends itself to iconic pieces designed for the dwellings of today.

SCENE SHANG was founded in Shanghai in 2013 by Pamela Ting and Jessica Wong — friends and fellow purveyors of a forgotten craft. With a brilliant business acumen derived from Pamela’s former days in the banking trade and Jessica’s design know-how as a trained architect, SCENE SHANG's concepts have gone on to earn their stripes across various honors. The founders work closely with traditional artisans from Asia to reimagine the silhouettes of yesteryear for the urban home, amassing in a trove of heirloom furniture and decorative fittings, each with its own story to tell.

SELVAAGE is an innovative clothing brand with an ethical approach. The company is committed to pushing the industry forward, creating a selection of functional and elevated styles powered by sustainable materials and transparent procedures.​

Embodying a self-formed border for preservation, the brand believes that we are all inherently resilient, strong, and have the extraordinary power to rebuild. SELVAAGE is that spirit of positivity, adventure, and courage to try something new, go after your dream, or travel to that remote place.​

SELVAAGE is built on the foundation of green thinking and with the purpose of inspiring the adventurous side in everyone.​

SHAQUDA is an innovative brand developing brushes born from the fusion of traditional Kumano craftsmanship and modern design. Located in eastern Hiroshima, the scenic mountain town Kumano has been Japan's most famous brush-making town since the Edo period over 180 years ago.

Master artisans born and raised in Kumano express pride in their heritage and innovative spirit with this exclusive line of brushes. They put their heart and soul into every brush, tapping into their extraordinary ability to select exactly the right hairs, hand finish each brush tip, and carve out the perfect brush shape to fit into a hand using traditional koma tools.

A woman applying lip rouge with a SHAQUDA brush effortlessly captures the graceful poise and delicacy of a Japanese tea ceremony. Simple, gracious, and detailed with a sophisticated yet expressive design, SHAQUDA ushers in a new era of ideal brush aesthetic.

Sharmaine is interested in urban environments, the city and its culture, as well as the future. Her work explores and brings to light these aspects in a contemporary and engaging approach through a combination of elements from both traditional and digital media. Sharmaine’s artwork traverses across different types of media such as neon light, painting, installation art, new media art, sculpture, video, and interactive art.

She also engages in art commissions and collaborations with international brands, organizations, and events (YouTube, Victoria Harbour, Henderson Land Development, Cathay Pacific etc.). Her work has been shown worldwide, including London, Moscow, Portugal, South Korea, Macedonia, Beijing, Poland, and Hong Kong. She has also received awards from international art competitions and has participated in a number of overseas artist programs and residencies.

Kittisak Kajornpai founded Socoon with a mission to save discarded silk cocoons from an untimely death. He could not believe that such beautiful objects were being thrown away. He took his vision to the Saraburi community in Thailand and began experimenting. Soon, a wide range of unique cocoon objects were created – from key rings to lamp shades.

All Socoon products are made by hand by stitching hundreds of empty cocoons together. The company only uses natural dyes and high quality yarn. The resulting masterpieces are versatile in function and truly one of a kind.

SoL the label was founded in 2020 by Lois Tien, with a mission to deliver high-quality, ultra-comfortable, and fully sustainable sleepwear and loungewear. Lois created SoL with the purpose to curate timeless and evergreen homewear with self-care and sustainability at its core.​

SoL – pronounced as "soul" - is an advocate of sleep and self-care. The brand creates beautiful pieces for the home that are not only modern and versatile yet feel like a second skin. They are made to remind women to “take breaks from the fast-paced rat race of today's world and prioritize health and wellbeing”. SoL helps you rest better so you can do what you love more.

Song Xinzi, a jewelry design brand based in Mainland China, was founded in 2011. Creating stunning and unique jewelry pieces, the designer works with non-conventional materials, colors, and textures. The pieces are often inspired by deep sea creatures and other shapes found in nature. Each piece involves several trial and error processes, giving inorganic and artificial materials a sense of spirituality. Folds, contours, gradients and walks on the boundary between reality and imagination all narrate the familiar strangeness of the shapes that make up the Song Xinzi pieces.

Song was educated in the UK, and her designs speak the universal language of materials and form. Her designs are eye-popping, punk, contemporary, and funky. Applying 3D printing in her jewelry design and production, Song's designs are also innovative and daring.

Sophia Hotung is a Eurasian Hong Kong writer and illustrator, best known for creating The Hong Konger art collection while bedridden from autoimmune diseases. Sophia is the author of The Hong Konger Anthology, The Heist of Hooded Light, and her work has been exhibited across Hong Kong at the Digital Art Fair, Affordable Art Fair, Oi Ling Antiques, Soho House, and K11 ARTUS. As a disability advocate, Sophia channels proceeds from her art and books into initiatives for chronic disability issues, women’s rights, and arts and literature in Hong Kong.

Based in Hangzhou, SOZEN Create is a contemporary home and lifestyle brand focusing on the craft of bamboo. Founder Junjie Zhang, who also founded the Sozen Design Organization, has been doing research in the field of bamboo handicraft and its application on local cultural product design since 2012. Junjie is also an associate professor, PhD candidate, and the head of department of industrial design at the China Academy of Art.

SOZEN Create designs are imaginative, fusing traditional material science with technology to create high-quality artwork furnishings that fit the modern home. Designs are initiated on the computer, although actual forms are achieved by exploiting the elasticity of the natural materials. The brand's ethos is to seek meaning from culture and to pursue art from everyday life.

Sparkle Collection, the black label of German Pool, is a cultural lifestyle brand that creates modern glamourous masterpieces in an understated luxurious style. Sparkle fuses Chinese and Western chic cultural and design elements with innovative technology to transform products like cheongsams, accessories, and kitchen appliances into functional art collectibles that transcend tradition and time.

Born and raised in Hong Kong and having studied in the USA for 15 years, Sparkle brand founder and cheongsam designer Karen Chan is fully familiar with both Chinese and Western cultures. She incorporates East-meets-West elements into her designs, with special emphasis on the inheritance of cultural and creative industries, especially on modernizing traditional craftsmanship.

Studio bwanji was established in 2005 by ceramic artist, Maiko Wakasugi. Based in the outskirts of Tokyo, Japan, the studio focuses on white porcelain tableware.

Maiko's specialty is making vessels on the pottery wheel using a translucent porcelain clay and a transparent glaze that is matte in appearance. To create a unique 'feel', she inlays many of her pieces with vertical stripes, crafting a simple design that is sure to stay timeless and functional throughout the years. Maiko skilfully molds porcelain, using plants as motifs to create striking designs with traditional techniques, details, and glaze textures.

After studying Ceramics in Seto, Japan, Maiko worked at a pottery studio to craft ceramic wall decorations for 2 years, after which she worked for environmental causes, as a potter in Zambia for 2 years.

studio KAE is a design consultancy and material research studio based in Shanghai. Two founders Zhekai Zhang and Keren Wang graduated from the Royal College of Art in London in 2018. KAE is the abbreviation for Kaleidoscope, Affair and Explorer. 

Their design practice is rooted in adventure – blending the exploration of handicrafts with an experimental making process, taking everyday materials and reinterpreting them with a contemporary flair. Zhekai and Keren are dedicated to bringing new insights into home products with innovative processes and sustainable materials. Through the expression of their emotions, they take a unique approach to each piece of work, and see themselves as neo-explorers more than designers.

Founded by two widely recognized artists, Carlo Maria Rossi and Penny Kwan, Studio No Name is a cross-cultural artist residency program and gallery space located in the ancient water town of Zhujiajiao in Shanghai. The studio works with creative professionals and institutions from all over the world to produce artworks brimming with creative energy and enlightening conversations.

Studio No Name represents different artists throughout the year and presents their works created on-site within the residency space.