Shinya Kobayashi
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A dialogue between two cultures, the Kame Tajine is more than a culinary object, it is a collectible work of art, created specially for those who seek meaning in the objects they bring home.
About Shinya
Shinya Kobayashi is a multidisciplinary practitioner dedicated to sustaining Japan’s craft traditions and cultural heritage, with a special focus on regional communities. In 2011, he founded a design firm, Coelacanth Shokudo, to address the challenges facing Japan’s declining craft industries. His work spans branding and product development, collaborations with local artisans, and training the next generation of craftspeople. In 2016, he launched the label Mujun (meaning “paradox”) to share Japanese traditional crafts internationally and build global partnerships. In 2020, Kobayashi acquired 20 hectares of mountain land in Shimane, aiming to foster a circular economy through artisan training and the revitalization of satoyama, the cyclical relationship between people and nature. His work has been widely exhibited, including at SaloneSatellite in Milan (2009, 2013), the Setouchi Triennale (2010), and Singapore Design Week (2025).
