想杖 (そうづえ)

Designed by Ken Kobayashi

人はぼんやりと考えごとに耽るとき、自然と頬や顎に手を添えます。 その所作は、頭を支えて思考を静かに深めるための姿勢なのかもしれません。 想杖は、そんな姿勢をより心地よく、安定して保つための道具です。 手の代わりに顎をやさしく受けとめ、椅子に腰掛けるように顔の重みをそっと預けることができます。 姿勢が整い、両手が自由になったとき、思考はより深く、静かに沈みはじめます。 物や情報が絶え間なく流れ込む今だからこそ、立ち止まり、ひとつの考えにじっくり向き合うための時間は大切なひとときです。 想杖は、その静けさをとどめるための、想いの居場所です。

素材:ブナ材(オイル仕上げ)、鉄

When people drift into quiet contemplation, they often, almost unconsciously, rest a hand against their cheek or chin. This gesture may be a natural posture for supporting the head and deepening one’s thoughts in silence. Thought Cane is a tool designed to make that posture more comfortable and stable. Instead of the hand, it gently supports the chin, allowing you to rest the weight of your face as you might settle into a chair. With your posture aligned and both hands free, your thoughts begin to sink more deeply, more quietly. In an age where objects and information flow ceaselessly toward us, moments to pause and focus intently on a single idea have become precious. Thought Cane is a resting place for thoughts—a vessel to hold that quiet stillness.

Materials:beech wood (oil finish),Iron