Japanese-Scandinavian minimalism meets wabi-sabi philosophy. Ultra-serene, deeply considered white space, ink brush accents, and warm stone tones for a timeless celebration.
Saturday, October 10, 20264:00 PM
Kyoto Garden House
“Two souls — one shaped by the quiet patience of clay, the other by the honest grain of wood — found each other in the in-between. We hope you will join us.”
Yuki makes ceramics in a small studio in Kyoto. Soren builds furniture in a workshop in Bergen. They met at a design fair in Copenhagen — she noticed his joinery; he noticed her glaze.
Three years of letters, visits, and long silences that felt like conversation later — they are ready. The ceremony will be held in the garden they both fell in love with on their first trip to Kyoto together. We hope you can be there.
Please arrive and find your seat in stillness
Please arrive and find your seat in stillness
Exchange of vows beneath the ancient bamboo
Exchange of vows beneath the ancient bamboo
Japanese whisky, sake, and seasonal small plates
Japanese whisky, sake, and seasonal small plates
An intimate dinner with live koto music
An intimate dinner with live koto music
Saturday, October 10, 2026
Ceremony at 4:00 PM
18 Moss Path, Arashiyama, Kyoto, Japan
Yuki is a ceramic artist based in Kyoto. She works with traditional Shigaraki clay, building vessels that hold silence as much as they hold water. She finds beauty in imperfection and meaning in the everyday.
Soren is a furniture maker from Bergen, Norway. He works primarily with oak and ash, drawing on a Scandinavian tradition of functional beauty. Every joint is considered, every surface honest.
Please let us know if you are able to join us. Kindly respond by August 10, 2026.