Masaru Studio Introduction
Miss Saluren continues her mother's craft aesthetics, blending modern aesthetic perspectives to redefine textile craftsmanship, creating many eye-catching new works. The outdoor strap's color palette, interwoven with red, yellow, blue, and earth tones, is rich in layers, embodying a straightforward yet fashionable feel that invites touch. The warmth expressed in handmade craftsmanship resonates in the heart, and seeing the old loom nearby seems to allow one to feel the diligent passage of time as artisans weave. The blue and white checkered handbag is hand-stitched with each and every seam, and throughout the creation process, there is a strong emphasis on using natural materials, not only focusing on the beauty of craftsmanship but also respecting the relationship and meaning of co-existence between craft creation and the environment. Masaru Studio is currently moving toward a more scaled working model, with recent products increasingly leaning towards practical items for daily life, and beginning to experiment with merging the spirit of traditional techniques with modern textile creations. This segment of a memory ballad passed down from the Paiwan tribe is believed to grow ever more melodious and resonant with Miss Saluren's ongoing cultural transmission.
