poussette Gamaguchi by author Daisuke Ogawa

Daisuke Ogawa of poussette is a popular gamaguchi artist whose work is based on the concept of ``things that softly color time and space.''

"Poussette" means "stroller" in French. Living in the environment of Kyoto where time passes slowly, feeling the changing seasons, the workings of people and nature, and creating things while thinking about the importance of finding surprise, intellectual curiosity, and beauty there. is being worked on.

Mr. Ogawa of Pusset created the ``Gamaguchi'', which is highly convenient as a wallet or accessory case, based on the theme of ``Can we combine Japanese traditions, lifestyle wisdom and ingenuity that have been passed down through the generations with modern life?'' It was created with Ogawa's sensibilities added to it. Mr. Ogawa himself selects rare imported fabrics and deadstock fabrics with his unique sensibilities, and handles everything from pattern creation to sewing.

The fabrics used for the clasp are made of a variety of materials, including cotton, linen, and wool, and come in a wide variety of designs and colors. The fabrics are produced in a variety of countries, including Japan, America, Spain, and Poland. The outer and lining of each bag are different, and Mr. Ogawa carefully selects the one that he thinks is the most beautiful from countless combinations of texture, color, and pattern.