【Fuji Home】 William Morris Folding Walking Stick WB5110 (Daisy)
The handle on the upper shaft is a cane designed by Willia Mumolis.
Stylized design with daisies.
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US$126.27
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The handle on the upper shaft is a cane designed by Willia Mumolis.
Stylized design with daisies.
【how to use】
The best height is when the tip of the cane is placed 20 cm in front of the toe and the elbow is bent at 140 to 150 degrees.
Hold the cane so that the arm and the cane are in a straight line by holding the shaft between the index and middle fingers or by placing the index finger on the shaft.
Make the shaft perpendicular to the floor and apply force from directly above for stability.
【important point】
・If you don't hold it correctly、 it will put a strain on your wrist.
・Please note that the pattern may differ from the photo.
[Product specifications]
Material
・Grip: natural wood (ash wood)
・Shaft: Aluminum
・Strap: Nylon
・Tip rubber: Special synthetic rubber (non-slip tip rubber 16mm)
Product size: Approximately 79.0 to 89.0 cm stretchable in 5 stages (2.5 cm pitch)
Product weight: about 300g
Correspondence height: About 152-172cm
Shaft diameter: top 19mm、 bottom 16mm
* Comes in a convenient cosmetic box (black) for gift-giving.
What is William Morris?
The founder of modern design、 William Morris、 is recognized as one of 19th-century England's most outstanding artists、 designers and poets.
He opposed mass production and disrespect for craftsmanship and contributed to the field of decorative arts、 valuing the importance of handwork.
He founded Morris & Co. and is known as the *Father of Modern Design*.
He said、 *Don't put anything in your house that you don't think is beautiful.* Designs born from the beauty rooted in nature continue to deliver unchanging beauty to people around the world today.
Design supplement...
Daisy is one of three early wallpaper designs by William Morris.
First built in 1864.
The stylized flower motif of *daisies* is a simple and gentle wildflower design created by Morris' research based on the illustrations of the medieval illuminated manuscript held by the British Library.
Indicated in the manuscript in the British Museum (BL Ms 4380、 p. 1) and also in the V&A museum collection.
Stylized design with daisies.
【how to use】
The best height is when the tip of the cane is placed 20 cm in front of the toe and the elbow is bent at 140 to 150 degrees.
Hold the cane so that the arm and the cane are in a straight line by holding the shaft between the index and middle fingers or by placing the index finger on the shaft.
Make the shaft perpendicular to the floor and apply force from directly above for stability.
【important point】
・If you don't hold it correctly、 it will put a strain on your wrist.
・Please note that the pattern may differ from the photo.
[Product specifications]
Material
・Grip: natural wood (ash wood)
・Shaft: Aluminum
・Strap: Nylon
・Tip rubber: Special synthetic rubber (non-slip tip rubber 16mm)
Product size: Approximately 79.0 to 89.0 cm stretchable in 5 stages (2.5 cm pitch)
Product weight: about 300g
Correspondence height: About 152-172cm
Shaft diameter: top 19mm、 bottom 16mm
* Comes in a convenient cosmetic box (black) for gift-giving.
What is William Morris?
The founder of modern design、 William Morris、 is recognized as one of 19th-century England's most outstanding artists、 designers and poets.
He opposed mass production and disrespect for craftsmanship and contributed to the field of decorative arts、 valuing the importance of handwork.
He founded Morris & Co. and is known as the *Father of Modern Design*.
He said、 *Don't put anything in your house that you don't think is beautiful.* Designs born from the beauty rooted in nature continue to deliver unchanging beauty to people around the world today.
Design supplement...
Daisy is one of three early wallpaper designs by William Morris.
First built in 1864.
The stylized flower motif of *daisies* is a simple and gentle wildflower design created by Morris' research based on the illustrations of the medieval illuminated manuscript held by the British Library.
Indicated in the manuscript in the British Museum (BL Ms 4380、 p. 1) and also in the V&A museum collection.
| Japanese Product Name | 【フジホーム】 ウィリアムモリス 折りたたみステッキ WB5110(デイジー) |
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