The First Time Lacquer Artistry Is Worn on the Wrist

When conceiving new designs, our designer hoped to bring "the beauty of handcraft" to watches. We actively sought artists for collaboration and, through this process, met "Tong Shih Tu," an artist who spent eight years mastering a unique lacquer technique.

Witness the unique layered beauty of lacquer art

Upon graduating from university, the artist entered the declining interior paint industry, specializing in domestic and international special paint techniques and various effects. Today, he is known as Master A-Dong in the interior paint industry. He hopes to apply special paints to various objects, enabling them to break through the limitations and restrictions of existing techniques.

A new series style, interpreting the aesthetics of lacquer art

To create a new series style, we focused on the "color" and "characteristics" of lacquer to develop three lacquer art series. These are: 1. The "Moon" series: inspired by planets and the universe, created using foamed materials. 2. The "Rust" series: created by oxidizing metal powders such as iron and copper, resulting in unique and unpredictable effects that create natural textures. 3. The "Enlightenment" series: inspired by elements such as mountains, waves, rocks, and nature, drawn stroke by stroke with brushes, a unique series created with patience and craftsmanship by the artist.

The Fusion of Handcrafted Art and Precision Industry

Lacquerware art, like other traditional crafts, faces the challenge of preservation. Without a new generation to inherit it, this traditional craft will slowly fade away. Therefore, we attempted to combine the two with the concept of "mass-produced handcrafted art." We believe that unique artistic beauty will be presented to everyone through different forms, allowing them to appreciate the distinctive aesthetic layers of lacquerware art. Note: The lacquerware series is handcrafted, so each piece may vary slightly in effect.