Wabori Japanese traditional engraving technique.

Bamboo patterns are hand-engraved by highly skilled engraver.

Throughout Japanese history, pine trees, bamboos, and plums have been considered auspicious plants and have been taken into various motifs.
Take [tɑːke] means bamboo in Japanese. The bamboo, because of its rapid growth rate, is thought to be a symbol of growth.

This ring is represented by a Japanese engraving technique called “Wa-bori”, in which the bamboo is expressed.

“Made in Japan”

All jewelry is created by a team of Shinko Studio and artisans in Japan.

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Comfortable weight feeling

This ring has a sufficient thickness of 2mm, on the other hand it is comfortable to wear and smooth to the touch..

Two rings can be set

You can enjoy wearing 4mm width ring and 2mm width ring as a set.

2mm width Take ( Bamboo) Rings

The simple design makes these rings easy to use.

Since these rings have an extremely simple design, they will go along with any outfit. 
It is also wearable with 2mm width Take (bamboo ) rings.

Each one is engraved by an engraver with superior skills.

You can choose a kind of metals as below.
1)Pt900  2)K18YG  3)Sterling Silver Rhodium Plated 

Engraving is done after the ring is matte-finished.

It is a beautiful contrast between the sparkling brilliance of the engraving and the matte finish.

Hand engraving with a “Tagane” and a “Kozuchi”.

The wabori (Japanese Engraving Technique) is engraved using traditional Japanese metalworking tools called “Tagane” and “Kozuchi”. “Tagane” is a kind of cold chisel. Depending on how the tip of the chisel is made, engraving can be expressed in many different ways. 

 “Kozuchi” is a kind of small hammer that strikes the bottom of the “Tagane”. A series of precise strikes completes the delicate engraving.