Manekineko Store

11/03/2015

AJUDEM A APAAF POR FAVOR!!!

18/02/2015

A manekineko store juntou-se à APAAF para ajudar a Daisy!
Até dia 10 de Março 50% das vendas revertem a favor da Daisy!
No link encontram informação sobre a cedelinha https://www.facebook.com/apaaf1/photos/a.447564845340539.1073741826.447564765340547/776957335734620/?type=1&theater

14/10/2014

PROMOÇÕES ATÉ FINAL DE OUTUBRO
- Kokeshi -20%
- Sombrinhas a 22€
- Tenugui a 6€
- Furoshiki a 18€..

NÃO PERCAM!

17/09/2014

New stickers!!!
Novos autocolantes!!!
2€

29/06/2014

Interessante :)

While Reylia Slaby would be technically classified as Caucasian, she was born and raised in Japan, and thus naturally, the foreign country is her home. Over the past few years she has been struggling with finding her identity saying, "While I had a lot to be thankful for growing up in Japan, being C…

22/06/2014

19/06/2014

Kokeshi are traditional wooden dolls for children inspired by the climate of the Toohoku district of Japan and are deeply related to the faith of the people living there. They were first made made about 150 years ago as toys for the children of the farmers. Kokeshi dolls then developed from a simple toy into a modern craft and are now recognised as one of the traditional folk arts in Japan.

The wood, typically from the Cherry or Mizuki tree is cut and left to dry for six months and then cut into small pieces the size of Kokeshi before the edges are shaved and rounded off. The wood is then roughly shaped into a doll with a plane on a lathe and further shaped with a smaller plane. The surface is then filed with a paper file before the face and body are drawn on and then painted with a brush. White wax or silicon wax is then applied on the lathe and the surface is polished. Most Kokeshi are painted with girls' faces, and floral designs on the body.

17/06/2014

AVISO IMPORTANTE!
PEDIMOS DESCULPA,
mas por qualquer motivo que nos ultrapassa A Manekineko Store descobriu que não anda a receber (algumas?!) notificações!
Reparámos que alguns comentários em imagens ficaram sem resposta - alguns deles já antigos - Facto que é muito estranho, mas que realmente nos ultrapassa, já que, por vezes fazemos "a ronda" às fotografias.
Mais uma vez pedimos desculpa a passados/futuros/potencais clientes da Manekineko Store.

Aconselhamos a enviar qualquer questão, não em comentário, mas sim por mensagem privada, pois essas aparentemente não falham... até ver.

ありがとう　ございます
Manekineko Store

04/06/2014

* * * PROMOÇÃO * * *
antes 30€
* * AGORA 25€ * *

Sombrinhas em papel

Antes *30€* AGORA 25€

Diametro aprox: 85cm

03/06/2014

http://www.japantoday.com/smartphone/view/executive-impact/master-drummer-ralph-rolle-opens-a-gourmet-cookie-store-in-ginza

One look at the names attached to the flower bouquets outside the new Soul Snacks gourmet cookie store in Ginza…

13/05/2014

Furoshiki 98x98cm Furoshiki (風呂敷) are a type of traditional Japanese wrapping cloth traditionally used to transport clothes, gifts, or other goods. It began to be used in the mid-Nara Era, in traditional Japanese baths (Onsen), to not confuse or mix the clothes. So they use the Furoshiki and let their clothes above it. Over the time it began to spread and to be used by traders to protect their goods or their gifts.

06/09/2013

http://en.ilovecoffee.jp/posts/view/89