MOMOTARO

"Hamonshu" is a collection of designs created by the artist Mori Yuzan in 1903 (Meiji 3).

The organic ripple pattern extracted from one of the leaves has been reconstructed as a modern textile.

The motif is based on the allegory of Momotaro.

On a pink background, ink lines and blurs spread like the surface of a river.

This piece combines classic Japanese designs with the symbolic story of Okayama.

A sharp yet soft contrast, the surge of life lurking in the silence.

It is a homage to barbers who "move forward while carrying on tradition."

The fabric is made of high-density polyester and the piping is made of washable leather.

It brings elegance and playfulness to the salon space, making it feel like wearing a part of a painting.