On August 25th, I, Tomoko Fujii, took over as President and Representative Director, succeeding Hiroshi Fujii.
Kyoto has been cherishing culture and traditions over the years.
The Yuzen kimono that was born there embodies the aesthetic sense of Japan, and I think that the appearance and beauty of Japanese women are best reflected.
While protecting the DNA of the Hiroshi Fujii brand,
In pursuit of beauty created by handwork, I would like to constantly challenge new manufacturing.
Due to the spread of the new coronavirus infection, IROMORI will suspend its business.We will announce the resumption after considering the situation.We apologize for any inconvenience or inconvenience this may cause, but we appreciate your understanding.
Hand Painted Yuzen experience and Craft Shopping walk in Kyotoamirisu is excited to offer an authentic art & craft experience for the creative traveler who wants to dig deeper into the textile culture of Kyoto.
The one-day experience-based tour will include a hand painted yuzen lesson at a long-established atelier and a traditional Japanese embroidery ‘Kogin’ workshop at amirisu.Our guide has a decade of experience in the handicraft business in Kyoto and will take you to the hidden, inspiring shops recommended by amirisu staff to get some of the finest materials made in Japan. Why not add this special tour to your wish list in Kyoto!
The first workshop at amirisu will be in Kogin embroidery, which is one of the traditional Japanese techniques born in the north of Japan. These geometric, but cozy, designs are still attractive in modern life and are becoming popular among the younger generation today. We will make wrapped buttons using the fabric you embroider, which can accent your original accessories. Alternately, framed, it will make a lovely souvenir to decorate your home.
After the workshop, enjoy shopping at amirisu’s store! The friendly staff is happy to help you find the right yarn, patterns, or fabric for your next project.After lunch at amirisu, we will visit the imperially recognized Kyo-Yuzen atelier ‘Tomihiro senko’. Yuzen dyeing is the traditional dyeing technique of painting dye directly on to silk cloth. Kyo-yuzen originating from Kyoto is the most lavish of all Yuzen types and it can be distinguished by the generous use of gold and silver leaf and embroidery.
At Tomihiro-senko, they offer you a precious opportunity to see the manufacturing process of hand dyeing on Kimono by skilled artisans, which is simply overwhelming. The artisan will also teach you how to paint on a cloth to create your own original Fukusa (Japanese silk handkerchief used in ceremonies). They will finish(dry) them in the atelier and we will arrange shipment to you within a month after the tour. (Shipping costs will be charged separately by PayPal.)
After the workshop, we will go out for a craft shopping walk! Please join this tour with comfortable shoes, we will walk about 10~20 minutes between each shop.We will visit shops including …・Someori by sou・souSou・sou is a Japanese original textile brand and they have created modern textile by making the most of traditional Japanese dyeing and weaving techniques. Many of their motifs have come from Japanese life and seasonal landscape, which is very unique.Someori is the only shop you can buy sou・sou original fabrics.・Misuya-bariMisuya-bari is a traditional Japanese sewing needle store established 400 years ago. They sell various types of high-quality needles made in Japan.
The friendly owner will give you advice to select your favorite. Their beautiful sewing kit is definitely one of the perfect souvenirs from Kyoto.You will find lots of inspiration and beautiful materials for your creations from this 1-day craft tour in Kyoto.Outlines
・1 day tour: 10:30 ~ 17:00・6 people (Minimum numbers of participants is 3)・Price:￥22,000 per person (+tax)
・Schedule: Please check our website・Reservation will be closed 2 weeks prior to the date.What is included:・Kogin embroidery workshop at amirisu and Kogin starter kit・Hand painting lesson at Kyo Yuzen atelier and the the Fukusa you will paint.・1-day tour guideWhat is not included:・Lunch(You can reserve a lunchbox through amirisu. It will be a Japanese bento box and may include meat or fish. You can also bring your own lunchbox. We will confirm your lunchbox order in an e-mail after your booking.)
Your Tour Guide：Izumi ShigemoriStudied Knitted textile and knitwear design at University in UK. After working as a Designer at the Knitwear OEM company in Tokyo for few years, moved to Kyoto about 10 years ago and worked for the craft yarn company Avril and as the assistant of knitwear designer SETSUKO TORII. Involved in planning of yarn shop Itonokura and hold the knitting workshop for overseas travelers recently."I love yarns and textile since I met knitting in UK. I want to share that there are lots of inspirational craft designs and attractive materials in Kyoto, and in Japan."
Kyo-Yuzen Silk Clutch in Black Japan Objects Store
Handcrafted in Kyoto by Tomoko Fujii of RITOFU, this elegant silk clutch showcases the technique of kyo-yuzen, a 17th century method of handpainting kimono fabric unique to Kyoto. In fact, kyo-yuzen is considered the most refined and intricate dyeing techniques; it is renowned across Japan for its luxuriousness and fine texture.On the front panel of this kyo-yuzen silk clutch, the fine pattern of the genuine Japanese silk is visible through the handpainted design, adding a rich tapestry of texture. The four seasons of Japan are beautifully represented in the various shades of the zuiun pattern: an iridescent cloud formation, which has an auspicious meaning in Buddhism. On the reverse panel, a delicate floral pattern peeks through the solid color and can be seen from different angles and lighting.Complementing the silk clutch is a detachable chain and invisible magnetic closure. Measuring 11” x 5.5” (28cm x 14 cm), this silk clutch comfortably holds all your daily essentials such as a smartphone, keys, wallet and cosmetics without being bulky. There is also a zipped interior compartment for added security.Each bag is handmade from water-repellant silk kimono fabric, and can be worn on a variety of occasions. Wear it over your shoulder or detach the chain strap to carry it as a clutch. An artful blend of Japanese tradition and contemporary fashion; pair this versatile clutch with formal evening wear, casual attire, or even your kimono or yukata.
Handcrafted in Kyoto by Tomoko Fujii of RITOFU, this elegant silk clutch showcases the technique of kyo-yuzen, a 17th century method of handpainting kimono fabric unique to Kyoto. In fact, kyo-yuzen is considered the most refined and intricate dyeing techniques; it is renowned across Japan for its luxuriousness and fine texture.On the front panel of this kyo-yuzen silk clutch, the fine pattern of the genuine Japanese silk is visible through the handpainted design, adding a rich tapestry of texture. The four seasons of Japan are beautifully represented in the various shades of the zuiun pattern: an iridescent cloud formation, which has an auspicious meaning in Buddhism. On the reverse panel, a delicate floral pattern peeks through the solid color and can be seen from different angles and lighting.Complementing the silk clutch is a detachable chain and invisible magnetic closure. Measuring 11” x 5.5” (28cm x 14 cm), this silk clutch comfortably holds all your daily essentials such as a smartphone, keys, wallet and cosmetics without being bulky. There is also a zipped interior compartment for added security.Each bag is handmade from water-repellant silk kimono fabric, and can be worn on a variety of occasions. Wear it over your shoulder or detach the chain strap to carry it as a clutch. An artful blend of Japanese tradition and contemporary fashion; pair this versatile clutch with formal evening wear, casual attire, or ev
In the shop, you can purchase the industry's first 115cm wide Kyotoyo fabric from 30cm .
The fabric is 100% silk and can be washed with a washing machine. The rainy season is over soon .
Clothes that can wash are useful in the coming season .
Soft touch of 100% silk .
The fabric of iromori's beautiful luster and unique shades of hand-dyed .
Recommended for summer-colored blouses and dresses .
週間女性の企画記事「皇室に愛された品々」ロイヤルファッションで藤井寛のきものを掲載いただきました。
一幅の絵のような伝統紋様の優美さ、と書いていただいています。
Hiroshi Fujii's kimono has been posted in the article "The items loved by the Imperial Family" in the "Weekly woman" article.
５月1日に新元号令和のもと、次の時代が幕を開けます。お祝いにふさわしい柄のものをこれからいくつかアップしたいと思います。「雲取蒔絵風琳派片面散し」蒔絵風の扇面を一面に配した振袖「末に広がって、繁栄を極める」と言う意味を持ち、昔から縁起の良いものとされてきました。扇の中にはすべて異なる季節の花と宝文様が描かれています。地色が赤みがかった柔らかい茶色で、華やかな柄をぐっと上品に仕上げています。The folding fan has the meaning of "spreading at the end and maximizing prosperity", and has been regarded as auspicious since ancient times.In the fan, flowers and patterns of different seasons are drawn.The ground color is reddish and soft brown, and the gorgeous pattern is finished elegantly.
