Masaru Studio. Miss Salu-leng continues her mother's craft aesthetics, blending modern aesthetic perspectives to redefine and organize textile crafts, creating many eye-catching new works. Miss Salu-leng continues her mother's craft aesthetics, blending modern aesthetic perspectives to redefine and organize textile crafts, creating many eye-catching new works. The rich layering of colors in the red, yellow, blue, and earth tones of the carrier strap is both simple and fashionable, a tactile delight. The warmth of handmade crafts touches the heart. Seeing the old loom placed nearby, one can almost feel the diligent passage of time as the artisan weaves. The blue and white checkered handbag is hand-stitched, with each stitch meticulously placed. In the creation of these artworks, natural materials are used as much as possible, emphasizing not only the beauty of the craft but also respecting the relationship and meaning of craft creation and environmental coexistence. Masaru Studio is currently moving towards a more scaled operational model. In recent years, the products have gradually leaned towards practical everyday items, and the studio has begun to integrate the spirit of traditional techniques with modern textile creations. This memory song, passed down from the Paiwan people, will surely become more resonant and melodious with Miss Salu-leng's continuation of cultural heritage.
Address: 臺東縣臺東市建農里知本路二段188巷35號
Hours: 00:00–23:59
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