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A deeply colored dial with a soft shape. There is a noble atmosphere from its simple yet strong appearance. That should be it, this table clock is a crystal that gathers professional skills in detail. The dial is a Japanese-style painter, and the wood of the clock itself is shining with the skill of a woodworker. History of technology. It is a clock like an objet d'art that not only functions as a clock to see the time, but also enjoys colors, shapes, materials, and handicraft techniques.

Hand-painted dial and potter's wheel

The colorful dial is made by patiently applying multiple layers of rock paint made by crushing natural ore. Rock paints made by crushing precious and beautiful stones that can be called jewels produce extremely valuable and elegant colors. It has a grainy, grainy, sandy texture, and depending on the color, grains of multiple colors are mixed together, giving it a charm and depth that cannot be artificially created.The dial of a wristwatch with rock paint applied to Japanese paper does not easily change over time, so it is also excellent in that it can be easily seen (visibility) even after many years of use.

The main body is made of handmade warm wood that is carefully made by grinding the wheel one by one.The main body is made of handmade warm wood that is carefully made by grinding the wheel one by one. The material of the wood is zelkova. Since the wood grain is beautiful and hard, it has been diversified as furniture and building materials since ancient times. The smooth and moist texture and the flowing wood grain are attractive. Since it is a natural product, the grain and color of the wood are different and there are individual differences, but please enjoy it as a taste. The craftsman of Mikio Gado Shoten is working on this. In 1891, Ishikawa Prefecture was Yamanaka Onsen. Mikio Ito Shoten, which was originally founded as a woodworking factory, is a Yamanaka lacquerware brand that makes use of advanced potter's wheel grinding technology. The curve created by hitting a rotating block of wood with a blade without hesitation is extremely smooth and soft, and has the kindness that fits into any room. From the smooth texture of the wood, it seems as if the simple wood itself overflows with the simplicity of the wood itself. No matter where you put it on the shelf, next to the bed, or on the desk, it's such a thing that makes you feel at ease.The wood is coated with urethane, which is also used as tableware, so it is hard to stain and stain.

There is a leather cover on the back of the table clock. Not only does it look neat when viewed from the back side, but it also has the advantage of absorbing the internal sound by wrapping the machine in leather and not hearing the clicking sound of the second hand even in a quiet environment. For the leather material, we made effective use of the scraps produced in the process of manufacturing leather belts for wristwatches. It is a table clock that makes you feel like you are making things, using the materials carefully and without wasting them as much as possible. This is a black with a cool impression that tightens. The collaboration of black fabric and rock paint has a modern feel to it, making it a watch that looks great in a chic room.

The Hanamokko table clock, which is simple and easy to fit in your room regardless of whether it is Japanese or Western, is recommended for yourself as well as a gift for moving celebrations. The auspicious and elegant color is perfect for gifts to superiors and 60th birthday celebrations. It will surely be appreciated as a wedding gift for two people starting a new life or as a birthday present.

Like sometimes coloring

Hanamokko with "rock paint" on the dial, which is used when drawing Japanese paintings. Each piece is assembled by a craftsman by coloring the dial of handmade Japanese paper. Rock paint is a beautiful paint that is unique in the world and has been used with the same technique since the Asuka period.
The colors of the rock paints, which are painted over and over again, are also used in the old mural paintings of Horyuji Kondo and the Takamatsuzuka Tumulus, and due to their high light resistance, they convey their beauty even after more than 1300 years. ..

In the past, our surroundings have been colored with traditional Japanese colors and designs such as kimonos, ornaments such as combs and hairpins, hanging scrolls, uchiwa fans, and hand boxes. A wristwatch is a practical item that measures daily time, but there is another splendid combination of time, the Japanese tradition of paying attention to living tools and adding color to life.