Japanese Firework Graphic Notebook Travel It is a refuge from

It is a refuge from digitalised life and acts as a bridge to nature

locally sourced ingredients

Japan and Brazil

MACK & the Architecture Foundation

Originally in two paperback volumes

Japanese Firework Graphic Notebook Travel It is a refuge fromFeaturing 64 pages, some blank, some lined, and some featuring the notebook's signature Japanese firework motif. Images are taken from an advertising catalogue for Hirayama fireworks, published around 1890 by C. T. Brock & Co., the oldest pyrotechnics manufacturer in Britain, founded in 1698. Fireworks, invented in China around the 2nd century BCE and appearing in Japan around 1600 under the name hanabi (flowers of fire), developed and flourished in