The ring is inspired by the arrows of one of the three myths held by the man of mythology, Ikuyumiya, which will vary according to the size of the fence.
In Japanese mythology, ?kuninushi used these sacred treasures to defeat the eighty deities and pacify Ashihara no Nakatsukuni. The Ikuyumiya is described as a bow and arrow imbued with life.
Arches and arrows have been regarded as a symbol of evil and blessing since time immemorial, and the meaning of the target is also attached to the desire to pray and to guard.
The old treatment of oxidation is designed as a design focus, with a heavy quality feeling for RYUZU and an overall image suitable for daily wear.
The dark light of oxidizing for the old treatment highlights the contour and engraving, which displays a richer and darker layer with the time they are worn.
The craftsmen scrutinize the metal and complete the work on a piece-by- piece basis.