"There is no practicality or correct answer, and I don't care if I'm good or bad." is the ENNESTE style. You can enjoy putting it in the interior or making it.

You can make it just by choosing your favorite color and passing the threads in order. I would like to spread temari-making as a way to relax a bit, just like taking a walk, reading a book, or having a cup of coffee. When I'm making Temari, the expression changes in a blink of an eye, so I'm naturally absorbed in it, and when I realize it, my head is refreshed.
If you like it, try making Temari instead of reading while traveling to destinations with different languages and cultures. You don't have to worry about the waiting time, and it's always a thrill to be able to talk to people and interact with them, which doubles the fun of traveling. It is light and does not become baggage!

What we want to convey most is that ENNNESTE-style temari can be creative for “anyone”. You can also become a philosopher or a poet. When you look at the finished product, you not only feel attached to it, but you also gain confidence in yourself for making it. A Temari full of individuality can be made naturally without intention, and you can express your thoughts and ideas by giving your own meaning to the selection of colors, layering, and patterns.

What is Temari?
Temari is a traditional Japanese craft that has been handed down throughout Japan, from Aomori in the north to Okinawa in the south. Materials and patterns are made in connection with the region. The surface of Temari is decorated with traditional patterns such as auspicious patterns, which are also used in kimonos and building decorations, and have the meaning of wishing for people's happiness.

The original use and purpose of temari is not clearly written, but the meaning of "en" and "wa" and the auspicious pattern are the reasons why temari was born as a talisman. Enneste speculates.