One of Nuno members loved to do origami and she always works with it like this. It's very simple, eh? So this is the original idea. Like this. And keep doing. Like this. That's great. So and then we made two molds and the fabric inside then press with the heat. When we started I think beginning of 90s and we didn't know how to make this preted. We are not preted for like a technician. And we made just one mold and tried to use this one. And then use chopstick. But I thought it's something wrong with it. And I visited one of the oldest pretes factory in Fukui. Actually they did for Miyake. And Mr. Inoue, it's a expert of the on the pretes. And when I visited there they have an old collection. Some of the beautiful paper molds from France, they are found from the market that has two molds and uses very thick paper. And I was, oh, this is it. And then I stopped using chopstick. Finding out how to make it on to fabric. And that was really, really fun to think about. Maybe using like a pin or a clip or a chopstick to make the shape. So after making this shape, we used a color paper placed with the heat and the vacuum to get the color. This gradation naturally came out and we didn't figure out when we did experimental piece. And finally we were really happy with this because the fabric has a space and between the space and the color seat get into the layering part to get the natural color shading. So beautiful. And we love it.