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[About the product]
Seals born from oyster shells
"Azalashi Mini", which has a crisp texture and charming expression, has been reborn as a work of Japan Maid, which is a technology that solidifies the oyster shells of "Mortar Magic" in Tottori Prefecture.
The "seals" appeared as one of the reprints of the zoo series called "Skansen" in Sweden from 1977 to 1983. "Skansen" is an outdoor museum established in Stockholm in 1891, and is made up of animals living in the zoo in it.
The "Tottorino" series that inherits the sustainable idea that Lisa Larson thinks. 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.
* 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]
It is a work with a natural impression with a matte texture while keeping the simple and adorable expression of the base "seal". Although the shells are crushed finely, the touch is smooth and smooth. It doesn't make you feel the reusing of oysters at all, and the appearance is like a pottery. Lisa's masterpiece has been completed as a new work in collaboration with modern technology. When you line up with the original, you can enjoy the difference in texture.
[From the staff]
"" "" "" "Tottori white dogThis seal is attractive with the feeling of size that can be touched in your hand and the texture that you want to keep in your hand. This expression and touch are excellent in healing effect.
I use oyster shells in Hiroshima Prefecture, but they are produced in Tottori Prefecture, so they are named "Tottori". I hope that it will be a bridge that connects Lisa, Tottori, Sweden and Japan.
[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.
Seals born from oyster shells
"Azalashi Mini", which has a crisp texture and charming expression, has been reborn as a work of Japan Maid, which is a technology that solidifies the oyster shells of "Mortar Magic" in Tottori Prefecture.
The "seals" appeared as one of the reprints of the zoo series called "Skansen" in Sweden from 1977 to 1983. "Skansen" is an outdoor museum established in Stockholm in 1891, and is made up of animals living in the zoo in it.
The "Tottorino" series that inherits the sustainable idea that Lisa Larson thinks. 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.
* 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]
It is a work with a natural impression with a matte texture while keeping the simple and adorable expression of the base "seal". Although the shells are crushed finely, the touch is smooth and smooth. It doesn't make you feel the reusing of oysters at all, and the appearance is like a pottery. Lisa's masterpiece has been completed as a new work in collaboration with modern technology. When you line up with the original, you can enjoy the difference in texture.
[From the staff]
"" "" "" "Tottori white dogThis seal is attractive with the feeling of size that can be touched in your hand and the texture that you want to keep in your hand. This expression and touch are excellent in healing effect.
I use oyster shells in Hiroshima Prefecture, but they are produced in Tottori Prefecture, so they are named "Tottori". I hope that it will be a bridge that connects Lisa, Tottori, Sweden and Japan.
[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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