Keep it long, treasure it long.

Aiming for the real thing

About a century ago, Georges Rene Julio studied brush making in Nantes, a land in western France with the finest materials for brushes, and then founded a brush maker in 1947. Due to its high technology, Julio has been receiving orders for highly specialized brushes from factories and studios, and has been custom-made for decades in response to various requests.
After that, the third generation Jean Baptiste and François Marie brothers who saw the situation where mass-produced brushes that were thrown away over time became popular and real brushes began to decline, have been used for many years and have changed over time. With the desire to provide genuine brushes that will continue to be used, we will announce our own products that are particular about using durable materials and handmade one by one.
Andree Jardin, who advocates the idea of ​​"passing on the experience and technology cultivated from generation to the future", has been certified as an EPV (Intangible Cultural Property Company) by the French government for its excellent technology. All of the products are highly durable, and the design is simple and stylish, which is established as an interior by the involvement of architects and textile designers.