Learning from Shosa: The Pursuit of Beauty and Personal Transformation
First step: encounter with the beauty of tradition
The 60s ge、 I met in Tokyo taught me to renew my previous behavior. Her work was elaborate and beautiful, and she did not feel age. I was struck by her many years of training and experience.
I started a new challenge as a ge、. I started training under the ge on weekdays night and holidays, and learned how to make a kimono, talk, and the behavior in the zashiki. This was not only the beauty of the appearance, but also theBeautyumulation of the practice and spiritual growth for many years.
Daily work: expression of training and respect
WorksThen, I arrived at the store on time andGreetings with a big voice. We prepare the tools to wear kimono carefully, and use about 20 kinds of tools to Technology the technology to respond quickly.
MoveI walk in a small walking width so that the kimono can not be worn. Keep your umbrellas and bags carefully so as not to disturb others in public places.
HomeLet’s take action to Japanese architecture of Ryo . In the top of the tatami mat, we do not follow the laying, and we do it with a small walking width. Pay attention to the position and angle of the fingertip, and change the angle and speed of the bow according to the situation.
Learn from experience: self-changing
When I started training, my master of strict ge told me, “Forget All You Ever.” This was the beginning of a new transformation by breaking down self-restriction. She learned more than just technology, and felt culture and spirituality.
My experience was the process of personal growth and self-discovery. As KiQ, we reinterpret Japanese traditions and beauty in a contemporary form and spread this new perspective as ShosaLogy. This quest of inner surface and harmony with the surroundings taught me how to understand myself and feel the world richer.
Based on this experience, we focus on the details of our work and are involved in modern design and branding. In this way, KiQ expresses the elements of traditional beauty in a new form and provides opportunities for self-changing to others.
