Books & Accents

Solid wood boards salvaged from precious shop remains. Shapes range from free-form to geometric and are finished with a food-safe oil.

Individually crafted candle holders, each designed with an instinctive sensitivity to the wood at hand.

Our solid black walnut coaster, sold individually, is skillfully crafted in our New Hope shop and hand-rubbed with a tung oil finish.

John-Terry Nakashima’s two-hour documentary reveals George Nakashima’s lifelong journey in becoming one of the leading figures in the American craft movement.

The story of Golconde is, on one level, the story of Antonin Raymond designing the very first Modernist reinforced concrete building in India; on another, it is the story of George Nakashima’s shepherding the construction of the building, and in doing so, awakening to a higher consciousness. His course of life was forever changed, enabling him to manifest Karma Yoga in his own unique way – both in Architecture and in Furniture making.

The Golconde book is a result of a desire to share the hidden architectural gem without disturbing the atmosphere of peace and beauty which has miraculously remained intact since its completion during World War II.

Hand-sculpted letter openers that capture the beauty of our precious shop cut-offs for a lifetime of use.

Our catalog represents our past, our present, and guidelines for our future. Some of the older designs, once discontinued, have been revived, while the traditional ones remain unaltered.

Hand-shaped pencil holders of varying sizes and shapes, each individually designed to the wood at hand.

George Nakashima’s singular literary opus has inspired generations of architects, furniture-makers, and collectors around the world. In this lavishly illustrated volume — part autobiography, part woodworking guide — George grants readers a close look at his artistry, philosophy, and personal history. Published by Kodansha in 1981.