New 20th Anniversary Makiko Tanaka, Mizuhiki of Scattered Sushi
Whenever I return to Japan, the first thing I do—and something I always make sure to eat one more time before heading back to France—is my
favorite Japanese dish: bara-chirashi.
With its stunning appearance, reminiscent of a jewel box, and its unparalleled flavor, it’s truly a special Japanese delicacy that can’t be replicated by anything else.
Since bara-chirashi also evokes a festive image—much like pulling a cracker at a New Year’s celebration—I hope you’ll keep this handkerchief close at hand; it’s sure to lift your spirits.
The fabric is Master Seed Satin, known for its lustrous and smooth texture. The edges
of the handkerchief are finished with a chidori-maki stitch.
[Makiko Tanaka / Tanaka Linen] Painter
. Born in
Tokyo, currently residing in France. She creates works in various media, including
watercolor, oil painting, pastels, ceramics, and short animations. In addition to solo exhibitions
in Japan and abroad, she has collaborated extensively with companies such as
Shiseido and Pierre Hermé Paris.
Solo exhibitions are scheduled for May 2023 in Kyoto and Ginza.
Letter: #9
Position: Bottom right (vertical
)
41 x 41 cm100% cottonmade in Japan
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*Please select your favorite initial character.
1cm~2cm: #3,#5,#15,#17,#19,#22
2cm~3cm: #1,#6,#7,#9,#11,#21#28,#31
From 3cm: #26
*No. 7 can only change the thread color of the text part.
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- The paulownia box can accommodate up to two handkerchiefs, and the envelope is for one handkerchief.
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