Convey the importance of self-expression and individuality with brush-to-sieve paints.
We call discarded vegetables that are thrown away simply because they have a bad color or shape. Just as vegetables can be used as an art material called "bejikara furu paint," there is always a place for us to shine. It's okay to be a jerk! That's the message I want to convey.
In the workshop, we tell the children what kind of vegetables are used as paints, and we provide a space where they can paint freely while mixing colors and changing the distribution of powders and liquids. Currently, we are conducting painting workshops on tote bags, drawstrings, aroma stones, and cardboard. Since "Bejikara Furu Paint" is made from vegetables, the aroma, color, and texture are slightly different depending on each vegetable, and we believe that it will stimulate new awareness and creativity. In addition, through the workshop, students can express themselves through pictures, and I think it will be an opportunity for dialogue between parents and children.
Recently, we have also been focusing on retail, and we are selling kits that allow you to enjoy "Bejikara Furu Paint" at home. It comes with a wooden pallet and brush, and you can paint immediately with just the kit. You can finish your favorite work without being bound by time, and you can enjoy it with your family. In the unlikely event that it adheres to your clothes, etc., you can wash it with water because it is made of vegetables and tree sap, so you can use it with confidence.
(We usually sell our products through our online store, Tells Market, which is environmentally friendly and emphasizes conveying our thoughts.) )