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Hello everyone, today is Halloween!Although we can see many Jack O' Lanterns, sweet & spooky decorations at stores or restaurants, it's too bad that the custom is not so popular here in Japan.Do you celebrate the event in your country?Well, our display of Tokyo store now is not a Halloween stuff, but it's so lovely.I hope you can see it clearly...the theme is "brown x pink gifts"!
These days, we have some inquiries overseas for holiday gifts.Some of them are looking for personalized stationery to their loved ones.I think it's a good idea, too!
This is our series 700, with a foil stamped name.So lovely, right?
Happy Halloween :)
Rumi in Tokyo
Hello world! This is Rumi from Tokyo.Check out our new wrapping paper!These chic papers have just arrived from our plant.We chose Japanese washi paper, and designed "gold spiral" onto the paper.Which one do you like better?
These wrapping papers are only avairable for Winged Wheel English website customers.Although the gift wrapping service is not free ($2), I'm sure it makes your present look more gorgeours ;)Since I personaly love Japanese washi paper, I am already addicted to them.My favorite is green one. This color reminds me of green tea...with some sweets...(hm...yum!)
All of Winged Wheel staff have own motifs or monograms.
Some of designs are drawn by hand.
We send letters to customers using these correspondence cards.
The theme of my motif is ocean.
Since I was born in a beautiful small island (in the southern area of
Japan), I used to play water sports there. I love surfing :)
I always write by fountain pen with blue black ink.
Also, I like to find some beautiful stamps in the post office.
When I write a letter to someone, I select the best stamp which really match
with her/his image.
A lost art, letter writing culture is pretty cool in this digital world, I
guess...!Rumi from Tokyo
Hello everyone, this is Maki from Osaka.This time, Iet me show you my brand-new calling cards.I always bring two types of calling cards, one is for my business, and another is for my private use.Since I wanted to make unique ones, this time I chose "rabbit" cards (#602 series), and printed by letter-press. In our stores, there are many cards for printing, and I selected pure cotton cards. So, my cards have unique, but elegant taste.My favorite!
One of our customers ordered "camel"(#602 series) for her calling cards.Since she always goes to business trips worldwide with a lot of luggage, the cards are really matching with her image.
