ASEEDONCLOUD Handkerchief 001061 Atlas

This item is only available at the Kanda store.

A classic handkerchief from Aseedoncloud, featuring original prints selected from past collections.
This unisex item makes a great gift and can also be used as a scarf.

Bird's Nest
Created by "work permit 7 walking team".
This artwork depicts a bird gathering beautiful objects from the mountains around its nest.
Among them were things that humans had discarded.

Migratory Birds
Created using "work permit 18 Medical/Veterinary".
The artwork depicts plants and trees from all over the world as a single tree, and shows migratory birds from all over the world perched on it.

Sheep
Created using "work permit 6 shepherd's uniform".
Among the 29 breeds of sheep whose wool is used in clothing, the last one (number 30) is the sheepdog, which blends in with the sheep and chases them.

Atlas
A printout of a newly created map using "workpermit 26 kiokushi".
This design was also used in blouses and dresses from previous seasons.

MATERIAL: COTTON90%, SILK10%
SIZE: 50cm x 50cm

The brand name ASEEDONCLÖUD originates from the title of the first picture book the designer created as a child ("The Seed on the Cloud"). While drawing inspiration from the beauty of old work clothes seen in late 19th and early 20th-century photographs, the brand incorporates wit and humor into its designs, highlighting the underlying identity of that beauty. The materials used are primarily natural, sometimes reflecting historical periods, and sometimes recreating antique pieces. The brand's concept draws inspiration from the lifestyles of various professions each season, incorporating the essence of those lives as a spice into its designs.

- Designer -
Kentaro Tamai graduated from the Menswear Department of Central Martins Art School.
After working as an assistant designer for Margaret Howell UK in London, I returned to Japan.
WrittenAfterwards Co., Ltd. was established in April 2007.
September 2008: First participation in Tokyo Collection.
In April 2009, I ceased activities with WrittenAfterwards and started my own independent design work.