KOM Wapeg | A traditional peg becomes essential camp gear!
A project in Fukuoka-shi, Japan by KOM000days
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¥253,859
current pledge level
Last Updated: September 16 @ 11:13 -0400 GMT
253%
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Latest News
Just over a week left until the end of the project!
September 8th - via: kickstarter.com
Dear all! Thank you so very much for your support! We truly appreciate all your effort in supporting this project! We are just about a week under the end of our project. We want to thank you all as well as ask for your help to share this project... (Read More)
Thank you for bringing us to nearly 250% funded!
August 26th - via: kickstarter.com
Dear all! Thank you so much for your support! We have been able to reach our initial goal and more thanks to all your support! Our hope is that we can spread traditional Japanese culture and forging techniques all around the world! We hope that... (Read More)
Wapeg Tent Stakes: Talented Forgers Elevate Lowliest Piece of Camp Gear
August 3rd - via: gearjunkie.com
Each tent stake, or “traditional Japenese camping peg,” is forged by hand with nails harvested from ancient temples. Not only is the process extremely cool and rooted in tradition, but so is the engraved message on each peg. The four-character “Kanji” represents a message of hope, tailored by the craftsmen for the difficulty of our times. (Read More)
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