鈴木松風堂（笑風堂 本店）

Suzuki Shofudo began in 1893. The founder, Suzuki Ukichiro, started by selling kaleidoscopes made of paper tubes, then changed kimono winding cores from wood to paper — the starting point of its paper craft, as the company history records. Today it plans, designs, makes and sells its own containers, turning Kyoto-dyed washi into 'paper Japanese miscellany', one piece at a time. The entry price at this maker's own shop is just ¥440: a komon-pattern square dish ¥440, a square dish ¥495, a stencil-dyed paper etiquette mirror ¥770, and a mica stamp book ¥1,980.

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