[Royal Mile Co., Ltd.] One week left! Added new returns to rebuild the Wajima Nuri workshop! Wajima-nuri bar wagon [limited to 3 units] *Royal Mile Co., Ltd.*
Press release: September 17, 2024
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1 week left! Added new returns to rebuild the Wajima Nuri workshop! Wajima-nuri bar wagon [limited to 3 units]
*～[Reconstruction support from the Noto Peninsula Earthquake]～Total support exceeds 4 million yen! Currently recruiting at Makuake until Wednesday, September 25, 2024*
Limited to 3 units] Wajima-nuri bar wagon (movable) ~Turn a corner of the room into a bar counter~
■Crowdfunding return page Currently accepting applications until Wednesday, September 25, 2024
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Royal Mile Co., Ltd. (Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo) will be offering a support purchase service for the project “Wajima Nuri x Domestic Handmade Whiskey Glasses” aimed at supporting recovery from the Noto Peninsula Earthquake from 12:00 on Saturday, June 29, 2024. We have started recruiting at Makuake. We are still striving to reach our next goal. Situation in August 2024 (Wajima City) Left: Around the morning market, which has been demolished at public expense. Middle: An example of a building awaiting demolition. Right: Road with a sewage pipe protruding from it.
In Wajima City, many years have passed since the earthquake, and although reconstruction is gradually progressing, there are still many buildings waiting to be demolished, and depending on how you look at it, the reality is that the city still looks the same as it did right after the earthquake. .
The roads around Wajima City have been restored to the point where cars can pass through them, but the roads are undulating in many places due to liquefaction and upheavals, and many sewage pipes are popping out.
There is only about a week left until the end of the project, but we have to say that the road to recovery and reconstruction is still a long way off, so we have decided to add a new reward.
* It will be a tough road ahead, so we need the cooperation of as many people as possible! *
* We are looking for people to join us in rebuilding the Wajima lacquerware workshop that was destroyed by the disaster! *
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[Limited to 3 units] Wajima-nuri bar wagon (movable) ~Turn a corner of the room into a bar counter~
This Wajima-lacquered bar wagon is limited to three units and will stimulate the playfulness of adults to the fullest.
Designer furniture that adds luxury to a corner of your room. The wide top plate functions as a bar counter where you can make a variety of drinks.
In addition, there is a storage space where you can beautifully display over 40 precious bottles.
We have set up a drawer where you can collect delicate glasses one by one. Elevate your precious bottle collection into your bar space. It has casters so you can move it to your desired location and enjoy it. design concept
The luxurious feel of Wajima lacquerware is simply expressed with only gold and silver on jet black.
The “Ripple Makie” on the front of the drawer depicts new water bubbling up and spreading around.
[May your circle (connection) expand and your determination to always keep trying new things]
We have put our thoughts into recovery and reconstruction from the Noto Peninsula Earthquake.
There are many maki-e techniques that involve drawing lines with lacquer, but drawing circles is said to be the most difficult technique.
We hope you enjoy this traditional technique.
*The above image is a black wooden bar wagon made in the past. It was processed based on a sketch image of Makie. Please note that the actual finished product may differ.
Offering amount 1,800,000 yen
Size Width 70cm Depth 35cm Height 100cm
Wood Main body: Oak veneer Drawer interior: MDF sumi dyeing
Wagon manufacturer: PYTHAGORA Co., Ltd. (made in Japan)
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executor
Royal Mile Co., Ltd. Representative Director Kazunori Shizutani After receiving an offer from a Wajima lacquer craftsman who said, “Having a job will connect and protect the wonderful techniques of Wajima lacquer craftsmen into the future,” we opened a bar at Shinjuku, Tokyo.
Shinjuku Whiskey Salon (Bar/Shinjuku Whiskey Salon)” and “BAR LIVET (Bar/Shinjuku Whiskey Salon)”
Kazunori Shizutani, the owner and bartender of two stores of “Rivet” (who was the youngest person in history to obtain Master of Whiskey in 2019, the most difficult qualification recognized by the Whiskey Culture Research Institute), was injured by the Noto Peninsula Earthquake. Planning a project to support the reconstruction of Created a new Wajima lacquerware x domestic handmade whiskey glass to support recovery from the Noto Peninsula earthquake!
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[Inquiries regarding this release]
Royal Mile Co., Ltd. https://www.royalmile.tokyo