ipod Lacquerware

[Mulboyne]

New lacquer "inrou" style ipod mini case. From Solid Alliance. Spotted on dottocomu

[Charles]

Nice. I'd buy it except that the mon on the front is kind of ugly. I wonder if I could get another lacquerware maker to do me a custom job.

[Taro Toporific]

Nice. I'd buy it except that the mon on the front is kind of ugly. I wonder if I could get another lacquerware maker to do me a custom job.

There's always FG"vir-jin", the lacquerware curator.......dang where has she been lately?

[Charles]

Nice. I'd buy it except that the mon on the front is kind of ugly. I wonder if I could get another lacquerware maker to do me a custom job.

There's always FG"vir-jin", the lacquerware curator.......dang where has she been lately?

Yeah, I was wondering that too. Maybe she left Japan, she was talking about getting out.

[mr. sparkle]

I do miss Vir-Jin too.
Maybe she fled the country with our favorite photo voyeur.

[ichigo partygirl]

Vir-jin is still round i think. shes too busy with uni and her hot man to come and talk to us!!!
Damn i want one of those for my ipod.

[mr. sparkle]

[Charles]

C'mon Charles, the Laquerware is pretty fly, no?

Definitely. I just don't think the gold mon on the front is as cool as the rest of the product. But I guess you can't have everything, on a mass produced product.

[Taro Toporific]

At least it's a new idea. I suppose that we can steal the idea and improve it.

Kimono-fy your iPod
iPod Shuffle and Mini cases crafted from Japanese suede with embroidered gold, or traditional kimono fabric. ...

[Taro Toporific]

I have a polyurethene condom. My wheel is grungy, but no dings on the Mini Blue!

The Pink Mini that Mr. Sparkle bought for me last year (thanx!) before the Japan MiniPod release is now protected in a koto pick case made of obi fabric. Check out these Japanesque geek gear cases....

PingMag - Tokyo
Furoshiki-shiki series by Samira Boon
A furoshiki is actually a traditional Japanese way of folding a piece of cloth to a bag.....adhesive colorful vinyl to create all sorts of bags, name-card holders and ...will soon release a series for iPods. ....
The furoshiki series started, because I never really liked handbags. I found them somehow complicated and wanted to create something, that is as simple as possible, preferably out of one single piece. When I discovered the slightly adhesive, translucent material I now use for that series, the design almost followed directly.....Furoshiki-shiki opened up to be used as cover and mouse-pad

Also check out this Cordex(tm) ballistic cloth furoshiki for notebook computers....a FuroshikiBook so to speak.


9brand /Furoshiki for PowerBooks
6,820yen

[mr. sparkle]

Glad to hear the pink is still in action!