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【 Challenger of Kyoto × BECOS】

Kyoto, the ancient capital of Japan.

Kyoto is a land of culture, history, and traditional techniques that have been handed down through thousands of years of time.

BECOS brings together the fruits of the challenges of artisans who have never stopped evolving in a land that fascinates people from all over the world!

This time, in cooperation with Kyoto Prefecture, BECOS has carefully selected items from noteworthy artisans who are taking up the challenge of creating new products in various parts of Kyoto.

Please enjoy the unknown "MY STORY" of the artisans behind each product.

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Easy-to-hold wallet

Uchiwa made in Kyoto

Fashionable pair glass

Easy-to-wrap furoshiki

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Each of the Japanese patterns and Mizuhiki has a wonderful meaning depending on its shape. Let's choose the best design for the scene! I'm sure your feelings will be transmitted.

Japanese paper: Torinoko Mizuhiki: Aioi knot

Aioi knot is also written as Aioi and means "until we both grow old." It is perfect for weddings and other ceremonies, wedding celebrations, and marriages.
Japanese paper: Yuzen Japanese paper Hemp Mizuhiki: Umeknot

Hemp leaf is a Japanese pattern that means "growth" because it grows remarkably fast and grows straight, and also has the meaning of "amulet". Plum knot has the meaning of "no illness" and is perfect for baby gifts and celebrations related to children.
Japanese paper: Hanayuzen Japanese paper Mizuhiki: Umeknot

The plum knot has three meanings, "tightly tied bond", "amulet", and "improvement of fate", and it is a very popular knot. It's a versatile mizuhiki that can be used for all celebrations, so if you get lost, you can definitely use a plum knot.