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NY・Parisで10日より展示・即売イベントNY・Parisで10日より展示・即売イベント
Kyoto, Japan – Dengdeng, Inc. will held an exhibition at New York and Paris this February and March, introducing the sleeve case series “MacSleeve” and “iPadSleeve” specifically designed to handsomely protect the MacBook and iPad. There is a definitive inner beauty to this cover which allows customers to express their own signature individuality and allows their own refined tastes to show through.
Most modern design japanese sleeve case for Apple’s MacBook series and iPad series “MacSleeve” “iPadSleeve” is specifically designed to handsomely protect the MacBookPro, Air and iPads . This sleeve case is designed not only with the function in mind but also provide you with an attractive yet durable protective case for your precious devices. There is a definitive inner beauty to this cover which allows customers to express their own signature individuality and allows their own refined tastes to show through.
This item is the collective efforts of Japanese traditional craftsman’s beautiful handmade workmanship. Also, its repeated dying processes bring out the profound color with the traditional Japanese textile that we have specifically chosen for these unique cases. This sleevecase fits perfectly to MacBook Pro 13 and has a built-in shock absorbing rubber for daily usage.
Event: “Future Tradition WAO”
When: February 10th – 12th, 2012
Where: Capsule Studio, 873 Broadway, Suite 204, New York City
About “Future Tradition WAO”:
Future Tradition WAO is produced by Fashion Journalist Yoshiko Ikoma, is pleased to announce the very first installation in the United States to take place at the Capsule Studio in New York City from February 10th through February 12th, 2012. “WAO” is a combination of two Japanese words; WA plus O, which stands for “the rebirth of Japan” and also represents the word “WOW”. This exhibition will signify the merging of New World and Old World methods to include “future tradition” products created through collaboration with well-known designers, producers and leading brands. The project represents a new world of Japanese craftsmanship and a movement to introduce the arts and crafts of the 21st century.
Kyoto, Japan – Dengdeng, Inc. will held an exhibition at New York and Paris this February and March, introducing the sleeve case series “MacSleeve” and “iPadSleeve” specifically designed to handsomely protect the MacBook and iPad. There is a definitive inner beauty to this cover which allows customers to express their own signature individuality and allows their own refined tastes to show through.
Most modern design japanese sleeve case for Apple’s MacBook series and iPad series “MacSleeve” “iPadSleeve” is specifically designed to handsomely protect the MacBookPro, Air and iPads . This sleeve case is designed not only with the function in mind but also provide you with an attractive yet durable protective case for your precious devices. There is a definitive inner beauty to this cover which allows customers to express their own signature individuality and allows their own refined tastes to show through.
This item is the collective efforts of Japanese traditional craftsman’s beautiful handmade workmanship. Also, its repeated dying processes bring out the profound color with the traditional Japanese textile that we have specifically chosen for these unique cases. This sleevecase fits perfectly to MacBook Pro 13 and has a built-in shock absorbing rubber for daily usage.
Event: “Future Tradition WAO”
When: February 10th – 12th, 2012
Where: Capsule Studio, 873 Broadway, Suite 204, New York City
About “Future Tradition WAO”:
Future Tradition WAO is produced by Fashion Journalist Yoshiko Ikoma, is pleased to announce the very first installation in the United States to take place at the Capsule Studio in New York City from February 10th through February 12th, 2012. “WAO” is a combination of two Japanese words; WA plus O, which stands for “the rebirth of Japan” and also represents the word “WOW”. This exhibition will signify the merging of New World and Old World methods to include “future tradition” products created through collaboration with well-known designers, producers and leading brands. The project represents a new world of Japanese craftsmanship and a movement to introduce the arts and crafts of the 21st century.
