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Color Calendar | November 1st Color: Faded Scarlet
The vivid scarlet color seems to have faded a little in the sunlight. "Hisameiro" is a fa...
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Give a poetic statement culture, wear sensitivity.
WABISUKE weaves the poetics of everyday life. These words are like a prayer that lies at ...
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A purse of memories that can be worn through the four seasons
──WABISUKE's flower patterned divided clasp purse embodies the Japanese aest...
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by kataokatetsuya
The story of a purse living with a turtle: Timelessness and playfulness infused into WABISUKE's original "turtle-patterned purse"
A red purs...
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by kataokatetsuya
Color Calendar | Color of October 31: Shironeri
White, the purest white── "Shironeri" is a pure white silk color that has been refined by taki...
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by kataokatetsuya
A Foreigner's Gaze, Towards Eternal Japan - Memories of the Name Lafcadio Hearn
A foreigner arrived in Meiji Japan. His name was Lafcadio He...
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by kataokatetsuya
Color Calendar | Color of October 30: Grayish-white
White with just a touch of ash thrown in. "Grayish white" is not pure white, but a white...
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by kataokatetsuya
The distance between the tea scoop and the moon
There is a different kind of silence in a tea room at night than there is during the day . I...
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by kataokatetsuya
The origins of tea ceremony utensils: A thousand years of memories dwelling in silent vessels
Tea utensils are not just tools.
It is t...
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by kataokatetsuya
Praying to the Earth and Building Bridges - Gyoki and the Buddha for the People
"Buddha does not exist only in temples." As he spoke, Gyoki lo...
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by kataokatetsuya
A Gaze Across the Sea: Ganjin and the Light Rooted in Japan
"I just want to cross."
There was a Tang Dynasty monk who wished for this. He ...
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by kataokatetsuya
Memories dwelling in Tatsugo patterns - A small fabric story from WABISUKE
A small piece of cloth is gently placed in the silence of a mossy...
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