WABISUKE and Karesansui - Stories that dwell in the blank spaces
WABISUKE and Karesansui — Stories that dwell in the blank spaces
Silence speaks.
Speak by not speaking.
WABISUKE's manufacturing process is similar to a dry landscape garden.
Karesansui is a style of Japanese garden that symbolically expresses natural landscapes such as mountains, rivers, and oceans using only stones and sand without using water.
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What is there is intention and space.
And an infinite story that changes depending on the viewer's mind.
Our products also eschew too much beauty.
So that those who pick it up can recall their own memories and emotions
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Repeatedly adjusting like sand ripples
The sand in dry landscape gardens has patterns called sand patterns drawn with a broom.
It represents the flow and ripples of water, giving the garden both movement and serenity.
Even if the same pattern is drawn, it will look slightly different depending on the day and the person drawing it.
WABISUKE's word-making is also a determination like ripples in the sand.
Copying doesn't end in one go.
Polishing, scraping, and creating space are the very processes that
It's our aesthetic sense.
The placement of stones and the intention behind not speaking
The stones in the dry landscape garden are not placed by chance, but intentionally.
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That's what we want WABISUKE products to be like.
When asked, "What is this?"
Someone who can ask, "What is that to you?"
There is space, which moves the heart
There is a blank space in dry landscape gardens.
The blank space awakens the viewer's imagination.
There is no sound, no scent, just the presence of it moves the heart.
WABISUKE's manufacturing also values white space.
The space between the words, the choice of colors, the stillness of the shapes.
We hope that all of these will become vessels that can receive the emotions of the person who uses them.
When you stand in a dry landscape garden,
We feel everything in the "nothing."
WABISUKE also
We don't talk, so we want to be a brand that talks.