Ikuyumiya, one of the three myths held by the man, was the subject of a ring with natural stones.
Natural stones add a sense of simplicity to the overall design.
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.
Natural stones are lined with each other, and are carefully made to adjust the overall weight to the detail.
Metals are soft and lightly combined with natural stone colours, and contrasts with light.
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.