Hearth and Forge
On the occasion of Terasu’s fifth year, we present Terasu Vol 1.5 Field Materials, a previously unpublished collection of thoughts, images, tools, and conversations gathered from ‘the field’ prior to, during, and in the aftermath of creating Vol 01 Early Hues and Vol 02 Connective Tissue.
Softcover, saddle stitch bound, edition of 1000. Comes in a slipcase.
Photography by Yoshiki Hase, Jörgen Axelvall, Kanoa Zimmerman, Alex Yoder, Margaux Arramon-Tucoo, Rob Schanz, Yusuke Sakamoto, Natalie Jurrjens, Max Houtzager
Illustrations by Rosanna Tasker
Recipes by Lee Desrosiers, Kurtis Major
Essays by Kotaro Anzai, Shinobu Namae, Kotaro Anzai, Kanako Teshigawara, Junko Schwesig, Koji Shibata, Max Houtzager
Additional thanks to Val M Cantú, Otsuka Hamono Kaji, Hironori Yasuda, Aaron Koseba, MO3
Japan Stockists On Sundays, Aoyama Book Center, Tsutaya Daikanyama, Ride Surf, Gentem Niseko, Ken Nakahashi
US Stockists Park Life, Poet and the Bench, The Human Condition, Heath Newsstand
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Preview Vol 04: Field Materials'Preview' is a series of meals between California and Japan featuring a variety of chefs, food producers, and artists who are well versed in food, where people come together to test and create new ways of gathering, cooking, and eating. For Vol 04 we are partnering with the Aoyama Bread Festival at the Tokyo Farmer's Market and will also be releasing our next print edition, 'Field Materials' on the occasion.
The menu for the day will be tied to the contents of 'Field Materials', which is a field guide created from the beginnings of Terasu 5 years ago through to the aftermath of Vol 02, released last year.
Menu:
Bread: Coffeebuster's Japanese Alps beer levain
Max's Ancient Grain Koji Pan Loaf
Vegetable: Burdock pomegranate salad, charcoal grilled marinated night shades
Main: Matsutake Nicoise
Drink: Birdview Distillery Cocktails
Event Info:
Time:11/16, 11:30 entrance、12:00 start
Location:Farmer's Market Community Lounge
Tickets:3,000 yen /30 people
Drinks: 800-1200 yen
After lunch we will be serving tasting plates and drinks a la carte as well as the first copies of 'Field Materials'.
Field Materials aims to reframe the idea of a ‘field guide’ in order to allow us to think differently about ‘the field’ and about ‘materials’. The makers of a field guide undergo multi-faceted deeper exploration of what they already know, do not know, will never know, and how they got to where they are.