Good evening, this is Marie, a HERALBONY staff member.
Since the brand's inception, HERALBONY has placed great importance on the idea of "artist first." When using art, we always discuss with the artist, their family, and the facility before creating the product. We strive to create products that make the most of the appeal of the art itself, so as not to go against the artist's wishes.
We deliver the finished products to the artists, and often receive a photo of the artist holding the product as a thank you gift. Looking at these photos is a great encouragement for all of our employees, and is one of the happiest moments working at HERALBONY.
This time, we would like to share some of these wonderful photos with all of you who always support us.
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Koichi Tsuchiya with
Classic Shirt "Untitled" (Leaves)
Koichi Tsuchiya received his classic "Leaf" shirt. He looked so happy when he opened the package, it made us smile too. He immediately put on the shirt and walked around the floors of the facility.
Koichi Tsuchiya
A leaf that looks like a dumpling on a skewer is often seen in Tsuchiya's works. It is a popular art that gives a sense of the organic rhythm of nature.
With Kohei Sato
Reversible bag "Dinosaur Age"
Kohei Sato is a versatile and unique artist who is also active as a hip-hop dancer with Down's syndrome. Sato has a lovely smile as he holds his work "Dinosaur Era," which is characterized by its dynamic colors, and we can all feel energized by it. 
Kohei Sato
This bag comes in three sizes, from small outings to work and travel sizes. It is reversible, with both a solid and all-over pattern, so you can use it according to the situation.
Miyuki Higo with
Skirt "Square, Circle, and Triangle"
The person showing us the swaying silhouette of her skirt is Miyuki Higo. Higo was looking forward to wearing her own work and being photographed, and there was a happy episode where she was waiting impatiently, asking "When will the photoshoot start?" 
Miyuki Higo
The piece "Square, Circle and Triangle" is a work that gives the artist's charm a gentle and gentle feel. It is a perfect match for the soft, flowing organic cotton skirt.
Hiroshi Yoshida with
Venetian Fruit Boat scarf
Hiroshi Yoshida, with a dignified expression, is holding up a scarf featuring an artwork called "Venice's Fruit Boat." Yoshida's colored pencil drawings of cityscapes from around the world create a somewhat pop atmosphere by layering the colors multiple times.
Yoshida's "Venetian Fruit Boat" is not only available as a regular silk scarf, but also as a "Paris Edition" exclusive to France, which was exhibited and sold at the art gallery "Galerie Christian Berst" in the Marais district of Paris.
HERALBONY's "Author First"
HERALBONY does not treat unique artists as "recipients of support" but as "equal partners." We are more enthusiastic than anyone else about the appeal of the art created by unique artists, transcending the boundaries of disabilities, and as a presence that spreads that appeal, we will continue to embody the "artist first" philosophy that has been important since HERALBONY was founded.
