ABOUT
SHÜMAIN — a name born from the words "shu" (excellence in Japanese) and "main" (hand in French).
It signifies the weaving together of exceptional craftsmanship and materials from around the world.
This is where our creation begins.
―Its name is derived from "shu" (Japanese for excellence) and "main" (French for hand).
Our manufacturing process begins with the weaving together of exceptional techniques and materials, inherited both domestically and internationally.
ELEPHANT GRASS A Gift from Ghana
Elephant grass grows wild in the northern lands of Ghana, West Africa.
Through weaving techniques passed down for generations, the raw grass is transformed into baskets of remarkable suppleness and strength.
Under a fair trade framework, the craftsmanship of more than fifty artisans sustains the spirit of SHÜMAIN — each piece a reflection of their enduring tradition and skill.
Elephant grass grows wild in the northern lands of Ghana, West Africa.
Through weaving techniques passed down for generations, this grass is transformed into beautiful baskets that combine suppleness and strength.
Under a fair trade framework, the traditional skills woven by more than 50 hands support SHÜMAIN's craftsmanship.
ITALIAN LEATHER Leather that deepens with age
The leather crafted by the renowned Italian tannery, CARLO BADALASSI, is a material that matures beautifully over time.
Often called “the king of vegetable-tanned leather,” its rich texture deepens with touch, evolving into a unique patina that reflects the life of its owner.
The leather crafted by the renowned Italian tannery, CARLO BADALASSI, is a material that matures beautifully over time.
Often called “the king of vegetable-tanned leather,” its rich texture deepens with touch, evolving into a unique patina that reflects the life of its owner.
