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Indigo layered glass pins
Aokuma Kobo / Aomori Prefecture
Morikawa Seiji / Hiroshima
A set of three small pins with different tastes.
A variety of blue expressions, from pale and clear hues to deep indigo, are captured in a small glass. No two are the same, and each pin has its own unique charm.
*Due to the manufacturing method of welding with high temperature flame, black marks may remain at the joint with the needle. Please rest assured that the quality will not be affected.
Product size
Waiting needle total length 35mm
Glass beads around 5mm in diameter
Needle thickness 0.5mm
Package size
Width 70mm x Height 70mm x Depth 6mm
Material
Standard: Glass, silver, steel, nickel plating
Caution
・If you pull too hard on the glass part of the pin, it may come off.
・After use, wipe off sweat and oil to prevent rust.
- The tip of the needle is sharp and dangerous, so please be careful not to lose or handle the needle.
- Please note that if you use it for anything other than sewing, it may cause damage or injury.
・Please keep out of reach of children.
・The dimensions and weight shown are approximate. There may be differences from the actual product.
・Due to your browser and display settings, there may be differences in color and texture from the actual product.
| Click here for the ``Japanese Blue, Material Blue'' series | |
| ``Japanese blue'' has been deeply integrated into the landscape of people's lives, from kimonos and curtains to everyday tools and places of prayer. Blue brings freshness and calm to those who see it, and calms the mind.It has a history of being loved as an important color that goes beyond just being a practical color and keeps people comfortable in their daily lives. This blue is also called "Japan Blue" overseas. The term comes from the name Robert William Atkinson, a British chemist who came to Japan during the Meiji era and was impressed by the indigo-dyed kimonos and noren curtains of Japanese streets. "Japan's Blue, Material Blue" is a series that combines craftsmanship and materials from production areas across the country, allowing you to feel the depth and strength of "blue," a color that is loved throughout the seasons. |
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Introduction of the workshop
Glass｜Aokuma Workshop
Production area: Aomori Prefecture
We manufacture glass products based on the concept of "for blue lovers, by blue lovers, and for blue lovers." In order to spread the beauty of blue, we are also participating in a wide variety of events mainly in Aomori.
Machining needles | Morikawa Seishi
Production area: Hiroshima prefecture
Founded in 1947 in Hiroshima, which accounts for more than 90% of Japan's needle production. Inheriting the tradition of Hiroshima needles, each needle is manufactured with particular attention to quality. The pins are finished using reliable technology and are attractive because they are smooth, durable, and easy to use.