Creativity from the ground up with urushi trees Based in Hitachiomiya, lacquerer Kenji Honma’s @kenjihonma1117 creative practice begins with cultivating urushi trees, tapping their sap and harvesting the wood to make sculptural lacquer pieces shaped by traditional Japanese techniques. This start-to-finish approach embodies his deep respect for both nature and the creative cycle of his craft. Discover more craft inspired by plants – Link in Bio | Homo Faber

Throughout our history, social innovations have been the instrument of our technological transformation. By applying technology to resolve social innovation challenges, it is conceivable for a developing country such as Myanmar to leapfrog over intermediate stages of development and build a “fit for purpose” economy to suit the modern world. Find out more here - http://social-innovation.hitachi/sg/about/socialinnovationinasean/myanmar/index.html?WT.mc_id=mm-fb-30swb | Hitachi Asia

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