CLEAR COSMIC (from Star Jewelry)

Late for summer days, but I caught sun and moon in the clear acryl bangle.

This is a powerful charm to bright future, hope, and love. How greedy! ;D

Star Jewelry (japanese)

Floaty Chiffon Dress from Beams

This is a cute floaty chiffon dress which goes from casual to dressy with ease.

Great for casual parties and add opaque tights for a winter look.

BEAMS (English site)
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Make-up bag from cookie FORTUNE

This is a Bear Print Make-up bag from cookie FORTUNE.

There are some pockets inside of the bag for keeping your makeup essentials safe.

It’s fun to carry the chocolate brown Make-up bag with cute bear print.

cookie FORTUNE (Japanese)

Buddy Tote Bag from Ne-net

I got a Buddy Tote Bag printed with the pictures of the characters “Mr stripe”, “Mr checkerwise” and “Mr star” from Ne-net.

They are very humorous and express a warm heart and I will have fun to carry it.

A-net Ne-net (japanese)
HUMOR Ne-net (japanese)

Necklace from RFA! by Raffia

This is a casual and easy going necklace for everyday at reasonable price from RFA! by Raffia.

This casual necklace looks great paired with t-shirt and jeans or light dresses.

Raffia (japanese)
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Bracelet (Misanga) from Raffia

This is a Misanga which is an good luck charm made from knotted embroidery gimp from Raffia. It’s a comfortable and casual piece, great for everyday wear.

I love the funny skull charm with pink gimp.

Raffia (japanese)
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Trick Ghost! (“Trick Ghost eats Lollipop candy Necklace” from Q-pot.)

I adopted “Trick Ghost eats Lollipop candy Necklace” from Q-pot.

Can you see he/she ate a lollie with stick? (it doesn’t know how to eat, maybe!)
The ghost can wear some cute things… silk hat, ribbons, flowers and more!

Halloween Ghost 2009 – Q-pot.
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The book of koginzashi (by Fugeiten)

Our leader and bag designer, Yoko Tsukamatsu published new book of koginzashi. Koginzashi is a traditional and exquisite embroidery works from Northern part of Japan.

This book was written by Yoko and culinary artist Ricca Fukuda. They team up the unit named “Fugeiten“.

Fugeiten re-appreciated Mingei movement(the Japanese folk art movement in the late 1920s and 1930s in Japan). And now they re-produce koginzashi with modern attitude.

They suggest how to stitch koginzashi on bags, jeans and scarfs on this book. Now available on Amazon.co.jp

Amazon.co.jp: koginzashi no hon