Crayons of the Mountains The washi paper is dyed

The washi paper is dyed using a traditional Japanese technique called katazome

Uluru / Ayers Rock

each crayon bears the latitude and longitude of where the color came from

This large plate is intended to be used for dinner or a shared dish

Crayons of the Mountains The washi paper is dyedThese crayons were born from the colors of the Earth, as seen through the eyes of satellites. The colors of the planet we call home as seen from space are vibrant which are unlike anything else in the galaxy. Both children and adults can know about these magnificent hues. 12 satellite images of mountains from around the world are selected, then colors were extracted from satellite images, and skilled crayon makers made painstaking efforts to