Kumihimo, the traditional Japanese braiding technique, is not only a historical craft but also a modern fashion element. From elegant necklaces to stylish bracelets, kumihimo… Read More »Kumihimo Accessories and Clasps
Kumihimo, a traditional Japanese braiding technique, has a long history from ancient times. Originally used for samurai armor and decorative elements in traditional attire, kumihimo… Read More »Kumihimo and Brands
Adding Elegance in “Touken Ranbu” and “Promise of Wizard” Kumihimo, a traditional Japanese craft with a long history, has been widely utilized in stage costumes… Read More »The Charm of Stage Costumes and Kumihimo:
Yes, you can. Silk braided cords can be dyed. If you cannot find the color you like, consider dyeing it yourself. It is easier if… Read More »Can I dye the silk cord?
We can make a cord with tassels (“Fusahimo” in Japanese). The tassels are all handmade & custom ordered.You can change the tassel type, size, and… Read More »Can I order Tassel cord?
-In terms of shelf life, grainy persimmon tannin is better. Granulated persimmon tannin can be dissolved in the required amount each time, so customers who… Read More »Liquid Kakishibu or Powdered Kakishibu.Is there any difference in quality?
In ancient times, kumihimo was finger braided.You can see it in the oldest national treasure, the obi belt in the Shosoin collection.During the Nara, Heian,… Read More »Finger Braid Kumihimo – Ancient Japanese Kumihimo “Kuteuchi
I was often asked “How you finish off the ends/keep them from fraying? Is it best to use some sort of end cap? Or glue… Read More »How finish the silk cord necklace ?
About Arimatsu 有松Shibori Tie-Dyeing The history of Arimatsu, a town known as the center of shibori or tie-dyeing, dates back to 1608, when Takeda Shokuro… Read More »Arimatsu tekumo shibori