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Like a clover swaying in the wind.
“Bush Clover.”
The name refers to ``Hagi'', one of Japan's representative plants.
Japanese clover is a flower that does not make a showy statement, but shows off its quiet beauty as it sways gracefully in the wind.
Bush Clover's appearance reflects the kind of manufacturing we aim for.
Something that can be used for a long time, rather than being influenced by trends.
Rather than something that makes a strong statement in itself, it is something that naturally blends into the lifestyle of the person who owns it and brings out their individuality.
Each of these leather products is carefully crafted one by one.

Our roots called “Hagi”.
The brand name also includes the meaning of ``Hagi,'' which is similar to the founder's name ``Hagiwara.''
“Bush Clover” is an English expression of “Hagi” which gives a sense of Japanese aesthetics.
There is a desire to create products that fit modern lifestyles while valuing Japanese sensibilities.

Face to face with a piece of leather.
In a small workshop in Yoshino, Kagoshima, one craftsman handles every step of the process, from a single piece of leather to the finished product.
While carefully examining the expression of each leather, we create a product that is durable enough to last for a long time, and an appearance that you will fall in love with each time you hold it in your hands.
**Even if it's not flashy, it's memorable. **
Like a Japanese bush clover swaying in the wind, it is something that stays close to the person who holds it, quietly and for a long time.
That is the manufacturing process of Bush Clover.