Tottori white dog

Lisa LarsonSKU: LL2066

Price
Sale price¥5,500(Tax in)
Spec
Size(mm)
W20×H18.5×D8cm
Material
Tottori Sand Dunes Sand
* Sands collected from outside the national park in the area called Tottori Sand Dunes are used.
Weight
285 g
Maid in
Japan
Barcode
4589962264485
Precautions
● Please be careful when handling it because it will be damaged if you drop it or handle it violently.
● Avoid using or storing in a place where the sand is peeled off if it gets wet in water, as it may peel the sand.
● Please be careful not to put your child in your mouth.

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Returns and exchanges of products for customer's convenience cannot be basically accepted.
We cannot accept returns or exchanges of products that have been more than one week after delivery or products that have been damaged or stained under customer's responsibilities.


The quality is perfect, but if the product is damaged or stained, or if it is different from your order, contact Staff@tonkachi.co.jp within 7 days after delivery of the product. please give me.


(In this case, the shipping cost will be borne by our shop.)

[About the product]
Scotchteria born from oyster shells
Lisa Larson's "SKOTTE" is a popular work in the Kennel series, manufactured from 1977 to 1979, and is modeled on Scotch Teria. The "SKOTTE" was revived as a work of Tonkachi's original, which solidifies oysters from "Mortar Magic" in Tottori Prefecture.
This work, which is usually discarded, reuses the "oyster shell in Hiroshima", is easy on the natural environment, people, and the future. Lisa himself agrees as an interesting project. It is a new masterpiece of Japan Made to take over the sustainable idea of ​​Lisa Larson.

* This product uses a crushed oyster shell in Hiroshima Prefecture as a raw material. It was made with mortar magic unique technology to solidify the powder.

[Design]
The bass "Skotte" fur, the sense of size, and its elegant appearance are the same, and the natural color is different from the original that was originally black. Because the shell is crushed, there are glittering grains in some places. It has an atmosphere as if it had emerged from the sandy beach.
The appearance and feel are like a pottery, which makes you feel like reusing the oysters at all. Lisa's masterpiece has been completed as a new work in collaboration with modern technology.

[From the staff]
"Tottori no camel"As the production progressed, I often talked to Mortar Magic, if I could not do any other animals. I heard that not only the sand of the dunes but also the volcanic ash can be solidified, and it is black."SKOTTE" was selected. When the product is completed, the shape and size are too cute! The staff was cheered, and then the "Tottori White Dog" was born to make it white. I use oyster shells in Hiroshima Prefecture, but since they are produced in Tottori Prefecture, I named them "Tottori". I hope it will be a bridge that connects Lisa and Tottori.

[About the production company]
Mortar Magic in Tottori Prefecture. They developed a technology to solidify sand and create figures, wondering if they could contribute to the local area. In addition, we succeeded in solidifying these materials and making figures on the problem that pumice stones and volcanic ash are seriously troubled. It is a hot company that can solve problems by effectively utilizing the disliked natural materials, and keeps an eye on tonkachi.

 

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