Founded in Tokyo in 2010, Mame Kurogouchi’s collection begins with observation—of stones smoothed by water, lanterns folded by hand, shells hollowed by time. These forms are studied, abstracted, and translated through pattern cutting and textile development into garments that move with purpose. Traditional Japanese techniques inform the designer's construction—not as ornament, but as a quiet logic behind each seam and curve. What emerges is a wardrobe of considered silhouettes—structures shaped by process, material, and memory.