As I said, the salesmen first got to see some samples, and then they decided what they would take out into the world. When they returned to us, they would tell us whether it had sold well or not. If something sold well, like Lotte, I would expand the line with new patterns, and it grew along the way. But it was difficult at times for me. I never received compliments, even though I did a good job and things sold well. The salesmen didn’t understand what I was doing. They were uncertain and never dared to take any chances. For them, it was most important that what we designed looked like something they had seen somewhere before, when they were traveling or in an industry magazine.