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Manufacturing that connects traditions

Incorporating contemporary design into the handicraft created in Japan's long history, to create a form that can be used casually in everyday life. That is the product of ponpindo. There is the warmth of staying in the back of the product in handwork that takes time and effort properly, and it is the place where ponpindo aims to be the one where this “temperature” is transmitted. ponpindo is based on the dyeing shop of the Edo-style dyeing shop “Sarah”, which was founded in 1867 (Keio 3 years). Die-dyeing, of course not only in technology, but also in the patterns that have been passed down from ancient times, there are patterns that carry an auspicious and patterns that look at the other party. There is a desire of a maker and a buyer in time-consuming manufacturing, it is connected to the user, it is used carefully, and I think that manufacturing will be circulated. Rather than just continuing traditional technology, it is a brand that will be a bridge that will remain in line with the present.