HERAL BONY x REAL HAND BALL
A collaboration ball with "Heral Bonnie", a welfare experiment unit that creates a new culture together with artists with disabilities, with the mission of "Leave a distinctive color." In response to the change in the way we spend at home due to the Korona-ka, and the fact that we spend more time at home, we want children to have products that do not hurt when hit by a ball and can be thrown or used at home. It was realized because of the voice.
It comes with a special box, so it is recommended for decorating your room or as a gift. As it is for indoor use, please refrain from using it outdoors. Since the surface is made of a soft material, we recommend using it indoors.
Material: 100% polyester
Size: No. 0
・ Approximately 15 cm in diameter
・ Bladder (air hole)
・ For indoor use ・ Machine sewing
What is HERALBONY?
Let go of the distinctiveness.
Intellectual disability. There are innumerable personalities in the words.
Rich sensibility, delicate hands, bold ideas, sharpened concentration ...
It's not "normal". At the same time, I think it's a possibility.
We transcend the borders of prejudice and common sense that separate this world.
And, sending various "different colors" to society in various forms,
We will create a new culture starting from welfare .
Heral Bonnie Co., Ltd. is a standout. It is a welfare experiment unit whose mission is. We identify issues of companies, local governments, organizations, and individuals, formulate hypotheses, and co-create social experiments centered on welfare.
Welfare experiment unit
A special BOX is attached, so you can experience decorating art at the entrance or living room.
Possible. It's also perfect as a gift.
Soft 100% polyester fabric is used for the surface material
So it's okay to hit the wall or children.
In addition, the art of Yu Takada is faithfully and beautifully reproduced.
Postcards will be presented as a privilege to customers who have purchased.
This is only for purchasers of HERAL BONY x REAL HANDBALL No. 0 handball
This is a limited postcard.
Artist / Yu Takada
Born in Tokyo. While attending the high school of Ina Special Needs School, he participated in the Taiko Workshop of the Natural Life Club and showed an outstanding sense of rhythm. Since 2001, he has been a member of the Natural Life Club, engaged in expression activities such as farm work, painting, and dance, and participated in overseas performances in Belgium, Hong Kong, Denmark, etc. It plays a central role in the drum of Miso Dengaku. Despite having Down's syndrome and health anxiety, he is expanding his range of expression with his abundant sensitivity and imagination. In the fall of 2013, he held a solo exhibition "Color Maze Exhibition".
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