Carved Seal

It's mid-June and we're in the midst of the rainy season.
As someone like me who doesn't like rain and humidity, it seems like the days will continue to be tiring.
So during these times when I don't feel like going out, I like to organize my room.
Maybe you're not good at cleaning at the end of the year, or you tend to accumulate more things...
Because of this, I have a habit of organizing things whenever I have free time.
Each time, I think, "It's hard to throw things away..."
For example, clothes that have reached the end of their lifespan, cannot be given away or sold, and are difficult to repair.
You can just dispose of it normally, but if it's something you like, I'll keep some of it.
From tags and patches to ZIP sliders and more...
It was a strange thing, and when I saw even such small parts, I remembered that I loved it at the time.
It brings back memories of the product.

When it comes to ZIP sliders, in addition to the shape you like, the ``stamped'' on the pull tab is a big factor.
It may be.
Rather than embossing, which is a three-dimensional processing of letters or pictures, it is a stamp carved as a seal.
For some reason, I've always been drawn to it.
As you use it, the paint will peel off and become embossed over time, which is also attractive.

There are some things that really catch your eye when you can see the engravings inside the metal parts.
You can feel the commitment and thoughts of the brand.

As someone like me who loves engravings, I also want a ZIP slider with the KADOYA stamp on it.
I'm looking forward to the day it's released.
When that happens, I begin to imagine that it would be nice to have engraved buttons and rivets someday.
While I'm organizing my room, I find myself trying to add more things...
It's not going very well.
【Nakamura】