都流 — TORU
都 is the character found in 京都 — Kyoto — a place deeply associated with Japanese tradition, discipline, and craftsmanship. It represents the respect for a craft that is refined through patience, repetition, and generations of knowledge.
流 means flow — the movement of knowledge, technique, and ideas from one person to another. What is learned is not simply preserved, but carried forward and developed in its own time.
Together, 都流 represents craftsmanship in motion: respecting what came before, understanding the process, and intentionally shaping what comes next. That is the idea behind TORU.