Tsuya — nail lacquer house · an original Mir Labs concept

Paint it yourself.

Nº 04 — on the brush now

Kurenai

Deep crimson — the house signature

A crimson with a blue heart — evening light, held still.

€38

12 ml glass bottleFinish mirror glossCoats two, thin — yours to lay

Her hand, nails bare — waiting for your stroke

Bare — drag across her nails 0 / 5 nails

Scroll — the second coat ↓

Drag on her hand to paint — first pass sheer, second pass deep. No drag? Tap a nail: one tap, one coat. Tap a drop to change the colour on the brush — painted nails re-tint slowly, a pour, never a snap. The portrait is a still; the painting is yours.

The Cure

Scroll is the
second coat.

What your hand began, the descent finishes. Keep scrolling and the wet shine settles — light travelling slower, edges sharpening — until the gloss cures to a mirror.

Wet — freshly painted

WetCuringMirror

The same hand as the hero — the current shade laid in full, curing to a mirror finish as you scroll

The TSUYA bottle — square glass, black cap, Kurenai crimson inside

The Object

One bottle,
kept simple.

Square glass with weight in the hand, a tall black cap, and nothing printed on the front — the colour is the label. 12 ml, a wide flat brush, and a cap that closes with a soft, certain click.

Still portrait · the bottle in Kurenai

Three films · Real lacquer, moving

Gloss is a verb here.

Stills can show a colour. Only film can show what TSUYA is named for — the wet shine itself, caught mid-gesture.

Film I

The Stroke

One pass, cuticle to tip, no second thoughts. TSUYA's brush is cut wide and flat so the colour lands the way water lands — all at once, evenly.

Real film · the application

Film II

The Colour

Before it is a shade it is a weather: crimson, plum and ember folding through one another in the bottle, settling only when it meets the nail.

Real film · the pigment

Film III

The Finish

Dry to a sheet of glass. Turn your hand and the light travels the full length of every nail — that travelling shine is the whole point.

Real film · the finish

The Ritual

Four quiet minutes,
a week of shine.

One

Begin bare

Clean, dry nails — nothing underneath. Gloss holds best to a surface that isn't holding anything else. Push the cuticle back gently; TSUYA asks for no base coat theatre.

Two

Two thin coats

Thin is the secret nobody believes. The first coat may look shy; let it settle a full minute. The second arrives with all the colour the first one promised.

Three

Seal the edge, then stillness

Run the brush once along each free edge — the travelling shine survives longest where the tip is wrapped. Then hands quiet, palms up, while the glass sets.

The Boutique

Six shades.
One price, honestly flat.

Every shade is the same 12 ml glass bottle, the same mirror finish, the same €38. Colour is the only difference — as it should be.

Concept TSUYA is an original fictional house created by Mir Labs to show what a product site can feel like. The bag works and totals exactly — but no real orders are taken and no payment exists here.

A Mir Labs Concept

Imagine your product here.

TSUYA was designed and built end to end by Mir Labs around one invented mechanic — The Stroke: the hero is not a picture of the ritual, it is the ritual, painted by every visitor's own hand. Your product could be the next one.

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