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Kokontozai: KASHIYUKA’s Shop of Japanese Arts and Crafts / TIE-DYE

| Design | KASHIYUKA’s Shop of Japanese Arts and Crafts | photo_Keisuke Fukamizu   hair & make-up_Masako Osuga editor_Masae Wako　translation_ Mika Yoshida & David G. Imber

Searching all of Japan for handcrafted items that express its heart and soul, our proprietor, KASHIYUKA, presents things that bring a bit of luxury to everyday life. This time her destination was Arimatsu, Aichi prefecture. She went to a place where the influence of the Edo era lingers, and she encountered beautiful shibori fabric born of expert hands.

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  • Arimatsu Shibori (tie-dying) flourished in the Edo era Owari feudal domain. “Suji Shibori, Kanoko Shibori… I’ve found there are so many diverse tie-dying techniques,” says our shopkeeper, KASHIYUKA. At Takeda Kahei Shoten, where a prior era’s structure stands intact.Traditional tenugui hand towels based on multiple techniques: (r to l) Tesuji Yoroidan Shibori, Yoroidan Shibori, Tegumo Shibori. ¥2,800, ¥1,600, and ¥1,800 respectively.
  • Purchase No. 22 TIE-DYE [Arimatsu Shibori Hand Towel]　Wrung and dyed, traditional textile beauty crafted by hand.
  • The textile is hand-pleated and formed into a tubular shape; from then it’s bound with string to give it the rough appearance of rope. After dying and unfurling, a sinewy banded pattern appears.
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