'Kaku Dako' is a Japanese-inspired DIY kite kit from TAIT Design Co. that provides bamboo, paper and all of the other necessary tools for assembling a kite.
The kits in Peach, Mint and Black and White boast different geometric designs and offer easy-to-assemble forms for DIY kite creation. To simplify the assembly process, the paper and bamboo kite kit includes peel-and-stick strips that reduce messes.
Also for the sake of tidiness, the components of the kit have the ability to be neatly tucked away into a cardboard carrying case for storage and packaging. To bring its DIY kite kits to the masses, TAIT Design Co. is currently running a crowdfunding campaign on the Kickstarter platform.
What's Driving This Trend
- DIY Kite Making
- 'Kaku Dako' provides an accessible and convenient way for consumers to build their own kites, which could disrupt the traditional kite-making industry.
- Eco-friendly Crafting
- The use of bamboo and paper materials in 'Kaku Dako' aligns with the trend of environmentally conscious crafting, creating opportunities for sustainable practices in the crafting industry.
- Crowdfunding Campaigns
- As seen with TAIT Design Co., crowdfunding campaigns offer a unique opportunity for businesses to obtain funding and generate buzz for their products.
Who This Affects Most
- Crafting
- The use of innovative materials and designs in 'Kaku Dako' may introduce new opportunities for businesses in the crafting industry, especially those looking to cater to eco-conscious audiences.
- Toy and Game Retail
- With a growing interest in DIY activities, toy and game retailers could introduce DIY kits like 'Kaku Dako' to encourage hands-on creativity amongst consumers.
- Packaging
- The cardboard carrying case used in 'Kaku Dako' offers an efficient and eco-friendly way to store and ship products, potentially disrupting traditional packaging methods in various industries.
