Shades and star-styles are aligned, and are made with care to adjust the overall weight to the detail.
The wide plane of the printing pads clearly presents the pattern, adding a sense of stability to the hand-style.
Each piece of paper is prepared on a case-by-case basis, with a slight difference between the marks and the quality of each piece of work.
Pumping the layers of the metal surface with thugs is a traditional technique inherited from the production of silver in Japan.
This technique, which has been used since ancient times in such devices as the knit and teapots, is both delicate and powerful, and is a traditional process for appreciation.
RYUZU converts the traditional processes available for appreciation into apparel that can be worn by a person on a case-by-case basis and is integrated into modern dressmaking.
Artificial sculpturing has different details and presents a unique quality of RYUZU.