Inspiring Far East

We have been admirers of the pure beauty, natural wonders and serenity of the Far East for years. When we researched his philosophy, it was easy to realize that he was not far from our essence, but that we were too far from our essence. While the price of washing your hands in the flowing river was death in the time of Genghis Khan, nowadays the penalty for ending the life of any living thing other than a human being on the street is monetary. The value given to nature and life in the Far East is also great, for example Shintoism.

Spirits worshiped in the Shinto faith are called "kami". This term can be translated as holy spirits who take the form of understanding and things that are important to life, such as wind, rain, tree, mountain, river, and fertility. Some kami are local and only represent the spirit or guardian of a particular place, while others represent great natural formations, objects, and processes (such as the Sun God Amaterasu, the Moon Goddess Tsukuyomi no Mikoto, and the Storm God Susanoo). It is believed that each kami has a unique character, and every event in nature is interpreted according to the mood of the kami. Festivals are held to appease or glorify the angry kami.

We have integrated our vision into our products with the minimalist designs we made, on this path we started with a team that assimilated this philosophy. At this point, it is your responsibility to use our nature-friendly products this summer and to feel the peace of mind while enjoying being stylish and stylish at the same time.