In Ayabe, Kyoto Prefecture, the birthplace of the 800-year-old Kuroya washi, washi craftsman Wataru Hatano grows his own kozo (paper mulberry), the raw material for washi, and makes his paper by hand. He is a washi craftsman who grows his own kozo, the raw material of washi, in Ayabe, Kyoto, and makes it by hand. He wants to spread the goodness of washi, which is rarely used in Japan, by not only making washi by itself but also incorporating it into dishes, wallpaper, top boards, desks, and other products that can be used in daily life. I never thought that washi could be used on the floor as well! Washi is a material that makes us feel that paper is a part of our daily life, and that paper, which we thought was weak, is strong! The material makes you feel that the paper is strong! The top board and the dishes will become more durable the more you use them, as they are finished with a urethane finish. Water is no problem at all! If there is a spot that bothers you from overuse, just put it back on again! Because it is coated with layers of pigment and coated with urethane paint, it is resistant to water and stains, and the texture of the Japanese paper and the rich expression of the pigment's hues are also appealing.

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　Black / White / Gray, 13.5 x 18 cm