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The image is a close-up of two signs from the Wasara Japanese tableware company. The signs are mounted on a tan wall, likely in a store or retail setting. The signs are made of a laminated paper-like material with rounded edges. The top sign is a dark blue with a white font, and it displays various product names in Portuguese with English translations in smaller font, including: Wasara, Maru (round plates), Kaku (square plates), Totte (support/tray with handle), Nagakaku (long rectangular tray), Wasara (triangular plate), Bowl (bowl), Compote (bowl), Choko (small cup), Tumbler (cup), Wine Cup (wine cup), Coffee Cup (coffee cup), Hachi Large Bowl (large bowl), Oval Bowl (oval bowl), Kozu Taster (small bowl for serving), Bamboo Fork (fork), Bamboo Knife (knife), Bamboo Spoon (spoon). The bottom sign has a brown background with white font, and it describes the products, company values, and materials used. The text reads: Wasara is a Japanese brand that produces ecological table items, like plates, cutlery, and bowls. Its unique paper line for everyday use is called "Choko" and it’s made of a variety of renewable materials, such as bamboo, and plant extract from sugarcane. After being processed through a laborious manual process involving over 100 million annual ton of sugarcane, the final product is a durable and biodegradable paper that is resistant to oil and water. Wasara does not use bleach, dyes, glues, resins, or plastic coatings, allowing its products to be easily composted, and thus, are safe to use for both humans and the environment. Wasara products are known for their unique design, with smooth lines and organic curves, which reflect the Japanese handcraft tradition of creating beautiful and functional products with minimal environmental impact. The location of the image is in São Paulo, Brazil, based on the coordinates provided. The image is likely taken inside a store or a retail setting.
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