Now that mass production and mass consumption have become the norm, we at Amakuni are returning to primitive manufacturing.
Primitive
manufacturing
The ring grows in depth along with the couple's life.
The ring is completed by hammering a block of metal, stretching it, heating it, and cooling it repeatedly. The two people build a relationship through conflicts and changes. The scratches and distortions that accumulate over the years give the ring depth. The ring also grows into a shape that is unique to the two of them.
If you think about it, making a ring isn't that difficult. At Amakuni, we have a plan where couples can make their own rings. If you make it with your own hands, it will definitely become a treasure, and the process of making it will be an irreplaceable memory for the two of you.
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Katsumasa Fukuoka
Katsumasa Fukuoka
First-class craftsman of precious metal accessories Born in 1983 in Nagoya City, currently living in Hokuto City, Yamanashi Prefecture
2002 Graduated from Aichi Prefectural Asahioka High School, Art Department
2004 Graduated from KIDI PARSONS product design department
2006: Dropped out of Parsons School of Design Product Design Department
2007 amakuni established
2013: Learned the basics of metal engraving at Jewelry Craft Shudo
Katsumasa Fukuoka
First-class craftsman of precious metal accessories Born in 1983 in Nagoya City, currently living in Hokuto City, Yamanashi Prefecture
2002 Graduated from Aichi Prefectural Asahioka High School, Art Department
2004 Graduated from KIDI PARSONS product design department
2006: Dropped out of Parsons School of Design Product Design Department
2007 amakuni established
2013: Learned the basics of metal engraving at Jewelry Craft Shudo
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