Her'es a sneak peek at our newest collection. Inspired by my late
Grandmother, Eiko Kaminaka, comes our Modern take on Japanese flora and
fauna "Eiko". While Eiko found herself in the US after the Korean War,
she never lost her love for Japan, she and my Grandfather, Joe married
after they met at Poppy's my Grandmother's Restaurant, they had a Koi Pond and grew a
Japanese garden in their backyard in Santa Maria, Ca where I was
raised. My Obaasan (Japanese
for Grandma) inspired my love for Japanese artwork, by surrounding me
with imagery and photographs of her life in Japan. We introduce Eiko
with a great love and respect for her and her pioneer spirit! We miss
you dearly, Obaasan. -Jason Collection pics coming soon
I am also a part Japanese SLO county native. I grew up in Paso, but now live in AG. My grandma lives in Paso and I wish she had more photos of her parents and their life in Japan, but she is almost 94 and pictures weren't as common as they are now :/
This is so cool! I can't wait to see the line!
ReplyDeleteI am also a part Japanese SLO county native. I grew up in Paso, but now live in AG. My grandma lives in Paso and I wish she had more photos of her parents and their life in Japan, but she is almost 94 and pictures weren't as common as they are now :/