Japanese colors have a story
Japanese colors have a story
-Wabisuke weaves a dialogue between color and memory-
Color speaks.
More quietly than words, but certainly.
Traditional Japanese colors have this "power to speak to you."
For example, "Miruiiro" is the deep green of seaweed.
It is a color that evokes seaside life and the cycle of life.
"Kikuchiba" refers to the yellow color of decaying leaves.
It is a color that reflects the end of autumn and a sense of pathos.
The color names evoke a gaze towards nature and lingering emotions.
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WABISUKE listens to the story and
Cross the border.
Rather than simply reproducing traditional colors,
This narrative style is translated with a modern sensibility.
The colors that were once used on Tachiwaku clasps: blue, white, and green, reminiscent of the static beauty of Scandinavia.
The wavy line indicates Japan
It is not a traditional color.
WABISUKE, the important color is not "inheritance" but "dialogue."
Receiving the story of traditional colors,
A new voice as a storyteller.
What does this color say?
"Whose memory does this color touch?"
The product gently raises such questions.
Colors remain in people's hearts through the ages.
It could be the color of the sunset someone saw 100 years ago,
It may be the color of a morning glow that someone 100 years from now will look back on fondly.
WABISUKE wants to be a brand that weaves such "stories of color."
Between tradition and innovation,
We continue to choose colors that are quiet, deep, and resonate with each other.