I have always liked design and manufacturing, and I have been involved in design and planning a lot in my previous work. I thought that traditional Japanese patterns would become modern and cute textiles that would suit today's life by devising colors and designs.
Therefore, together with textile designers, we create original patterns based on patterns such as pine, plum, and blue sea waves.
Based on the textiles, he visited a dyeing factory in Kyoto, consulted with a dyeing factory for washi and a dyeing factory in Kyoto for cloth, and made original washi paper and cloth.
*The image is hand-dyed Japanese paper
Since then, we have collaborated with Japanese paper processing factories and sewing factories in Japan to commercialize them as stationery and miscellaneous goods such as notebooks, goshuin books, bags, and mouths.