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Hiroya Yk

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HIROYA is an accessory brand founded by paper artist Hiroya Nakamura, based in Kyoto. The company specializes in making accessories from washi (handmade Japanese paper), with a focus on lightweight, durable, and sustainable products. HIROYA offers a range of washi accessories including necklaces, earrings, brooches, and bracelets. Their products are known for their natural feel, water-resistance due to hand-coating techniques, and strength derived from the properties of kozo (paper mulberry) fibers. The brand has received orders for its modern Japanese items as gifts overseas. HIROYA was established in 2025.

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