Kimono is one of the traditional Japanese crafts, and Kimono is very profound that it is carefully crafted one by one by sophisticated craftsmens using traditional methods that have been handed down from ancient times. Traditional Japanese kimono is also called “Japanese clothes”, and its roots date back to the Nara and Heian periods(700s AD). Even in modern times, it is one of Japan’s representative clothing worn by many people at milestones such as ceremonial occasions. Obi is a wide, string-shaped accessory that secures the kimono to the body by wrapping it around the waist and tying it. It also has the function of wearing tools.
Nome do Produto
Kimono(Japanese traditional cloth)
Lugar de origem
Japão
Perfil da companhia
introdução da empresa:
Tromso Co., Ltd. is based on ship-building industry technology in Hiroshima, Japão. our rice husk briquette machine (called the Grind Mill) uses often-underutilized rice husks to produce useful briquette fuels called “Momigalite”. “Momigalite” can be used in place of firewood or charcoal, boosting forest preservation efforts.
We also sell a high-performance water purifier (Welvina) that uses Momigalite-derived rice husk activated charbon that has excellent adsorption capacity and the content of plant-derived silica, and high-quality essential oil “MABIO” imported from Madagascar as well.
