Originally produced DIFFUSER cords at factory based in Fukui Prefecture, Japan, renowned for its synthetic fiber production. The Hokuriku region’s textile industry originally thrived due to its heavy rain and high humidity, which strengthened threads and minimized bubble formation.

In ancient Japan, cords were used in ceremonial attire, evolving with various colors and patterns during the Edo period, symbolizing the dance of fate among samurai. By the end of the Edo period, they became widely adopted as “obijime” for women. Selected thread combinations create a modern color palette.

Removing the rubber fittings at the ends transforms it into a three-string bracelet, offering versatility as a separate accessory. The plate logo design is introduced for this edition.