In Nagoya and Arimatsu regions remains the sentiment from the Edo era, Arimatsu-shibori has been carried out to many generations for 400 years.

As an artisan can master its own technique, each craftsman creates unique patterns with different techniques and special tools.

Sometimes, several craftsmen collaborate to create more complex design.

They follow meticulous steps to finish Arimatsu-shibori – shape carving, shibori, printing, dyeing, finish.

Each process is very time-consuming and require patience.

Each one is original.

Arimatsu-shibori is artisan. 

Unfortunately, the number of craftsmen is decreasing since new generations are not able to carry over the traditional work.

 Despite the development of technology, craftsmen creating exceptional high-quality work.

 In order to carry out cultural traditions, we must recognize and appreciate their work.

We have incorporated these beautiful arts into our collection that Japanese craftsmen created.