Every Direction
Yomo began with concrete: jewelry shaped from a material most people overlook, made wearable and light. In Japanese, Yomo means "every direction," and that's exactly how we've treated it. Not a single material or a single form, but a way of looking at raw things and asking what they could become.
Raw materials,
shaped by hand,
refined into something built to last.
Pottery came next. After years of casting concrete into rings and earrings, we wanted to work with our hands in a different way, building functional pieces meant to hold flowers, mark a table, or simply sit and be looked at. And it won't stop there. Wood, brass, wool, stone, whatever material catches our attention next, Yomo will follow it.