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Orishiki Suitcase designed by Naoki Kawamoto |
| By Ben on Thu Oct 28 2010 |
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| Style | Design |
Japanese product designer Naoki Kawamoto has deigned the traveling suitcase that can fold out flat for flexibility and compactability. "Orishiki" suitcase features a hard, faceted shell that folds in on itself to create a three dimensional luggage piece. Lined with a soft layer of patterned silk on the inside, the product features internet netting and belt, much like a conventional suitcase, to firmly hold its items in place.
"Orishiki is a hybrid Japanese word of my own invention. “Ori” refers to Origami folding paper art. “Shiki” comes from furoshiki which describes the use of a large handkerchief folded to provide endless functions such as carrying wine bottles or toys, or even wearing as an item of clothing. " |
Via ohgizmo, designboom |
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