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A notable segment revolves around the concept of slow craft—deliberate, patient processes that often span weeks or even months. For instance, dyeing denim involves painstaking procedures like gradually deepening the green color through multiple steps, emphasizing patience and meticulous attention to detail. Such approaches contrast sharply with fast-paced mass production, representing a revival of monozukuri (the art of making) rooted deeply in Japanese philosophy.