Traditional Japanese patterns spun into modern times
Taking a fresh look at traditional patterns and uniquely Japanese culture,
It is a brand that develops with modern design.
There are a wide variety of traditional Japanese designs called "patterns."
It contains the wishes for the health and happiness of loved ones.
Each pattern has a meaning and story, and has been passed down for a long time.
While valuing tradition, we develop products that blend in with modern times through new colors and designs.
It contains the wishes for the health and happiness of loved ones.
Each pattern has a meaning and story, and has been passed down for a long time.
While valuing tradition, we develop products that blend in with modern times through new colors and designs.
“Ofukumon” is a brand inspired by “fortune” and “patterns”, lucky charms that bring good fortune.
Motifs such as hemp leaves, striped patterns, and plum blossoms are modernized using familiar colors.
The gradation pattern, inspired by traditional colors and Japanese words, softly expresses the changing seasons and time of Japan.
Traditional Japanese patterns are woven with new ideas to create a warm and fresh impression.
The gradation pattern, inspired by traditional colors and Japanese words, softly expresses the changing seasons and time of Japan.
Traditional Japanese patterns are woven with new ideas to create a warm and fresh impression.
Put your feelings for the other person on paper
Including noshi and auspicious motifs printed with holographic foil that changes color depending on the viewing angle.
By incorporating various expression methods and materials, such as envelopes using transparent paper,
The result is an item that combines tradition and style with elegance and blends into modern times.
By incorporating various expression methods and materials, such as envelopes using transparent paper,
The result is an item that combines tradition and style with elegance and blends into modern times.
Stationery decorated with auspicious motifs are all items you will want to use for your loved ones.
Pochibukuro and congratulatory gift bags with handmade noshi paper are also available.
* Some products have been discontinued.
