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Exhibition at the “77th Independent Exhibition”
Exhibition at the “77th Independent Exhibition” Please excuse this post-event report. March 20 (Wed) – April 1 (Mon), 2024(Closed on March 26) I had the honor of exhibiting at the 77th Independent Exhibition held at the National Art Cent... -
Traditional Motif: Crane
How have you been? Today’s post is a little different in tone… Last week, I returned to my family home in Morioka to help整理 things. The photo shows my parents’ house—about 35 years old, and at the time, it had a slightly modern feel. I... -
The First Step Toward Creating a JAPAN Brand
How have you been? As I continue to study traditional Japanese patterns, I have also been sharing related insights and information with all of you. A First Step Toward My Dream Currently, I support personal branding through fashion and d... -
Traditional Pattern: Shippo Tsunagi (Interlocking Circles)
How have you been? As I continue learning about traditional Japanese patterns, I would like to share them with you little by little.Today, I would like to introduce the following pattern: Shippo Tsunagi (Interlocking Circles) Many of you... -
Experiencing Traditional Patterns with Kyo-Karakami: Making a Goshuin Book
Hello, how are you? Recently, I’ve been sharing stories about traditional Japanese patterns.By chance, I came across an experience called“Making a Goshuin book using 100-year-old woodblocks at a Kyo-Karakami workshop.” And before I knew ... -
Traditional Pattern: Asanoha (Hemp Leaf Pattern)
Hello, how are you? As I continue learning about traditional Japanese patterns,I would love to share them with you as well. This time, I would like to introduce the following pattern: Asanoha (Hemp Leaf Pattern) You may have seen this pa... -
Encountering “KATAGAMI Style”
KATAGAMI Style: The Japanese Design the World Fell in Love With I believe it was around 2012 when I first discovered this world. One day, I happened to pass by the Mitsubishi Ichigokan Museum,where I noticed a poster for an exhibition ti... -
Traditional Pattern: Seigaiha (Blue Ocean Waves)
First, I would like to introduce the following traditional pattern: Seigaiha (Blue Ocean Waves) The pattern on the tie worn by Sota (my cat model)is called Seigaiha. Characteristics of the Pattern Seigaiha represents waves,depicted as ov... -
Connecting Hearts and Culture Through Traditional Patterns
Producing and Promoting Traditional Culture In 1878, at the Paris World Exposition,Europeans encountered Japanese crafts and culture for the first time. They were instantly captivated,and this led to a wave of enthusiasm known as Japonis...
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