Each naturally sourced pigment and dye is charged with an intention so that it communicates through colour, shape, texture and time, also giving sense and purpose to usage. Emphasising Japanese culture, they use an expression to give meaning to this practice such as "yo no bi" which means "beauty in utility" and so the pieces last and travel through generations telling stories that open the heart and generate good experiences thanks to the intention given

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Water is the element of which there is the most on the planet and referring to the experiment carried out by the scientist Masaru Emoto, we can see that the molecules of water are affected by our thoughts, words and actions, therefore if we raise the vibration of these to frequencies of love and gratitude we will continue to contribute to the world flowing in harmony towards a conscious evolution and in love.

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Since water is one of the main tools in this pigmentation process, I consider it important to set intentions that raise the state of consciousness and unlock the limiting beliefs that we have been carrying from generation to generation