Concept
Nishijin Textiles Collection
HOME
Nishijin Textiles & Kimono Obi
Nishijin Textiles & Kimono Obi
Kyoto’s weaving culture is said to have developed since the 5th century, when the production of luxurious textiles for the imperial court was encouraged.
Nishijin textiles are high-quality silk fabrics produced in the Nishijin district of Kyoto, with a history of more than 1,200 years.
In 1976, they were officially designated as a Traditional Craft of Japan by the government.
Here we introduce products from four companies, each with over 100 years of history.
Kawase Mitsuru Orimono Co., Ltd. creates textiles inspired by the artworks of Alphonse Mucha using traditional Nishijin weaving techniques of Japan.
E-mail:mitsuruobi@kawaseman.co.jp
MORE
Request Samples
E-mail:taiyo-tie@clock.ocn.ne.jp
At Taiyo Necktie, we produce neckties and wide fabrics using traditional Nishijin weaving techniques from Japan.
MORE
Request Samples
We weave 140cm-wide textiles utilizing traditional obi-weaving techniques. We possess specialized technology that allows us to reproduce photographs and paintings with high-definition precision.
E-mail:info@tomia.biz
MORE
Request Samples
Morisan Co., Ltd. develops a wide range of products, including jacquard, polyester, and fabrics, utilizing Nishijin weaving techniques.
E-mail:info@mori-san.com
MORE
Request Samples
Thank you very much for visiting us at Milano Unica.
As we continue to grow, we are committed to bringing Japan’s traditional culture to the global stage.
Through Nishijin textiles, we aim to share the beauty and craftsmanship of Japanese heritage with the world.
Milano Unica
Nishijin textiles can be used across fashion and interior applications, including jackets, bags, and tapestries.
Request textile samples or contact us for your project.