We received a repeat order from the Sugibayashi Buddhist Altar Metal Fittings Workshop in Ishikawa Prefecture.

We received these photos from Sugibayashi Buddhist Altar Metal Fittings Workshop in Ishikawa Prefecture.

This is a photo taken with a customer who came to visit our workplace.

"He came to Kanazawa from Gothenburg, Sweden.
This is a shot from my workplace (a Buddhist altar fitting workshop)."
The apron worn by the person on the right was made about five years ago, and the one worn by the customer in the center is a new one that was made just this time.
When having their photo taken, customers are asked to wear aprons, which is apparently especially appreciated by foreign customers.

It was pointed out to me that the finish was different from the previous one.
Thank you for noticing. The fabric is now thicker than before, and the print is now designed to be less prone to deterioration.
However, the Happy Aprons, which are made using traditional techniques, have a unique character that changes over time.
Happy Aprons are made to please our customers.
It is constantly evolving.
Thank you for your continued support.
★This was made to order.

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<Article by: Fukuda>