by izukuranaoto | 2010-10-26 05:58
October 26, 2010
Going to Tokyo as business trip
I will visit the client which sell our products through the catalog and a cooperative sawing company.
October 25, 2010
HINAYA is collaborating with Susan Cianciolo
~inviting in Nov. and supporting her new collection for Feb. 2011~
HINAYA(Naoto Izukura:CEO), Nishijin, Kyoto, maker for Obi producing apparel "AKIHIKO IZUKURA" for women by our original textile will support for the next New York collection of Susan Cianciolo who is the designer from NYC.
We invite her to Kyoto for a month in Nov. and arrange for her all circumstances to produce.
We will have the talk show on the 6th of Nov. welcoming Ms. Nakako Hayashi as a host.
Also Mr. Akira Minagawa who is a textile designer from Mina-Perhonen will be the special guest and Susan and Mr. Minagawa will have a talks on that day. We will broadcast the talk show through "USTREAM"
[Opening event talk show]
Nov. 6th Sat. from 16:30 http://www.ustream.tv/channel/my-visit-to-kyoto
Main guest: Susan Cianciolo
Host: Nakako Hayashi
Special guest: Akira Minagawa
We are also pleased to introduce her first exhibition in Kyoto below. You can see her archive products and drawings.
[Exhibition]
Nov. 6th Sat. – Nov. 19th Fri. 11:30-20:00
Halo-Galo
Tel: 075-231-8625 http://www.cafe-hello.jp/
Susan will meet you at the Halo-Galo on Nov. 7th Sun. from 16:30-19:00
[Behind our story]
We, HINAYA have offered our textile to support her produce since last year. She used our textile for her collection, fall and winter 2009 and spring and summer 2010.
She is going to stay in Kyoto for a month (Nov.1st-Nov. 30th) and try to produce her next collection in NY, spring and summer 2011.
She was born in USA and lives in a part of Chinatown in NYC who has an open spirit. She used to say "It was one of my dreams to live in Kyoto and produce". We, HINAYA do look forward to seeing what is going on to her through our relationship this time here.
The collaboration this time will be released at New York Collection in Feb. 2011 as new collection of Susan Cianciolo and we will sell that collection in Apr. 2011 in Kyoto.
For above: Please contact at Hatayama/Niizawa
TEL:075-441-0254
FAX:075-441-1920
Email: mailto:nao@materialism.co.jp
Website: http://www.akihikoizukura.com/ http://www.hinaya-obi.jp
HINAYA(Naoto Izukura:CEO), Nishijin, Kyoto, maker for Obi producing apparel "AKIHIKO IZUKURA" for women by our original textile will support for the next New York collection of Susan Cianciolo who is the designer from NYC.
We invite her to Kyoto for a month in Nov. and arrange for her all circumstances to produce.
We will have the talk show on the 6th of Nov. welcoming Ms. Nakako Hayashi as a host.
Also Mr. Akira Minagawa who is a textile designer from Mina-Perhonen will be the special guest and Susan and Mr. Minagawa will have a talks on that day. We will broadcast the talk show through "USTREAM"
[Opening event talk show]
Nov. 6th Sat. from 16:30 http://www.ustream.tv/channel/my-visit-to-kyoto
Main guest: Susan Cianciolo
Host: Nakako Hayashi
Special guest: Akira Minagawa
We are also pleased to introduce her first exhibition in Kyoto below. You can see her archive products and drawings.
[Exhibition]
Nov. 6th Sat. – Nov. 19th Fri. 11:30-20:00
Halo-Galo
Tel: 075-231-8625 http://www.cafe-hello.jp/
Susan will meet you at the Halo-Galo on Nov. 7th Sun. from 16:30-19:00
[Behind our story]
We, HINAYA have offered our textile to support her produce since last year. She used our textile for her collection, fall and winter 2009 and spring and summer 2010.
She is going to stay in Kyoto for a month (Nov.1st-Nov. 30th) and try to produce her next collection in NY, spring and summer 2011.
She was born in USA and lives in a part of Chinatown in NYC who has an open spirit. She used to say "It was one of my dreams to live in Kyoto and produce". We, HINAYA do look forward to seeing what is going on to her through our relationship this time here.
The collaboration this time will be released at New York Collection in Feb. 2011 as new collection of Susan Cianciolo and we will sell that collection in Apr. 2011 in Kyoto.
For above: Please contact at Hatayama/Niizawa
TEL:075-441-0254
FAX:075-441-1920
Email: mailto:nao@materialism.co.jp
Website: http://www.akihikoizukura.com/ http://www.hinaya-obi.jp
by izukuranaoto | 2010-10-25 08:17
October 20, 2010
Before nature
It stands to the everlasting credit of science that by acting on the human mind it has overcome
man's insecurity before himself and before nature.
There is no relationship with an emotion from a mysticism at all but very religious.
Albert Einstein
There is no relationship with an emotion from a mysticism at all but very religious.
Albert Einstein
by izukuranaoto | 2010-10-20 14:49
October 19, 2010
Beyond craft : To think
The textile is getting mechanized
An inverse proportion of mechanization of textile to assimilation to the others makes us mesmerized they are all the same. It maybe is one of the good ideas to go back to the origin. We, Japanese can do it.
-We won't win at the price competition by only our products and quality. It is important to make our own story based on our culture and scarcity value.
-To slide to let them purchase our touching stories not only to offer the products and quality.
-Why don't we try our products as arts to show?
-We probably can suggest people who are interested in our products beauty our textile as an art with history visually.
ll above from the conversation with Mr. Sakaguchi, Synergy Plannnig
An inverse proportion of mechanization of textile to assimilation to the others makes us mesmerized they are all the same. It maybe is one of the good ideas to go back to the origin. We, Japanese can do it.

-We won't win at the price competition by only our products and quality. It is important to make our own story based on our culture and scarcity value.
-To slide to let them purchase our touching stories not only to offer the products and quality.
-Why don't we try our products as arts to show?
-We probably can suggest people who are interested in our products beauty our textile as an art with history visually.
ll above from the conversation with Mr. Sakaguchi, Synergy Plannnig
by izukuranaoto | 2010-10-19 13:43
October 18, 2010
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