In a world where sustainability and creativity intertwine, Tokyo-based design studio Playfool has unveiled a unique project that breathes new life into recycled Japanese wood. Dubbed “Forest Crayons,” these innovative art tools are crafted entirely from the discarded remnants of Japan’s vast forests, revealing a stunning spectrum of colors hidden within the wood’s fibers. The Inspiration Behind Forest Crayons The idea for Forest Crayons was born during a residency program in Hida, Japan, where Playfool founders Daniel Coppen and Saki Maruyama were struck by the untapped potential of the country’s forest resources. “In Japan, 70% of the land is forested, … Continue reading Forest Crayons: How Playfool Uses Japan’s Recycled Trees to Craft Artful Colors