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LUXURY JAPANESE KIMONO TEXTILES

We showcase Japan’s superior quality traditional and handcrafted Kimono textiles for international
customers. We monthly hold our textile exhibition at our showroom in Kyoto, where you can
actually see and touch treasurable textiles.

Textile Showcase

Japan is long from South to North.
An amazingly rich diversity of textile traditions and craftsmanship can be seen across Japan.
We proudly champion their virtuosity and technical mastery that goes into the supreme textiles.
  • Yuki Tsumugi
    Known as an UNESCO heritage silk weaving, the world's most luxurious silk fabric. At a glance it looks humble, but amazingly, all the extra fine yarns are handspun by pinching off from silk floss by fingers. The handspinning takes over 2 or 3 months for producing a bolt of yarns. The silk floss like texture is utmost silk experience and unparalleled. Made in Yuki city, Ibaraki pref.
    Price Range Per Bolt :
    400,000JPY ~ 2,000,000JPY
  • Oshima Tsumugi
    Most well known luxurious Tsumugi in Japan, for the mud-dyeing tradition and extremely elaborate ikat technique. The ikat minuteness and its virtuosity goes beyond our imagination. The eye-opening spectacular ikat weaving is handcrafted in the beautiful small tropical island. Made in Amami Oshima island, Kagoshima.
    Price Range Per Bolt :
    100,000JPY ~ 1,000,000JPY
  • Kihachijo
    Kihachijo silk is a traditional textile made in Hachijo-jima, a remote volcanic island 280km south of Tokyo. In the island has a history of silk weaving for over 1,000 years. The locals stick to use beautiful 3 colors which are dyed using organic dyes made from local plants. The bright yellow is made from Kariyasu grass, reddish brown from Madami bay tree and deep black from chinquapin tree with volcanic ash mud.
    Price Range Per Bolt :
    200,000JPY ~ 700,000JPY
  • Shimoi Nobuhiko's Shinshu Tsumugi
    Among many weavers from a famous Shinshu Tsumugi in Nagano, we have been constantly working with a weaving artisan, Shimoi Nobuhiko. In his mill, not only designing textile, he dose all the processes from spinning silk and dye using organic dyes to finally weaving by himself. His uncompromising work to produce his ideal tsumugi texture and colors realizes the most elegantly designed tsumugi silk.
    Price Range Per Bolt :
    150,000JPY ~ 250,000JPY
  • Echigo Jofu
    Echigo Jofu is one of the oldest textile traditions and no doubt the highest quality summer kimomo textile in Japan, made in a heavy snowyfall region, Minamionuma and Ojiya city, Nigata. Using the ramie grow in Hukushima, hand-ply the extremely fine fibers into a hairbreadth yarn, astonishingly which takes more than a year for spining the amount of a kimono bolt. Only 20 bolts are produced annually. It's a hardly seen fantom fabric.
    Price Range Per Bolt :
    150,000JPY~2,300,000JPY
  • Hanaori - Yomitanzan Hanaori
    Okinawa has a rich diversity of Hanaori traditions - weaving traditional geometric flower patterns with complicated float weave. Yomitanzan Hanaori made in Yomitan village is one of the most elabolate and beautiful Hanaori weavings in Okinawa. In its history over 600 years, was only limited to be worn by the royalties of the Ryukyu dynasity. Once the tradition cut off at the end of 19th century, but Yonamine Sada(a living national treasure) and the locals put their huge effort to revive the tradition.
    Price Range Per Bolt : 600,000JPY~700,000JPY
  • Kumejima Tsumugi
    Kumejima Tsumugi silk is woven in Kume island, about 100 km west of the main island of Okinawa, populated by about 7,000 people. One of the oldest Tsumugi weaving traditions, considered to be the archetype of Tsumugi and Kasuri weaving in Japan. All colors are dyed by organic dyes all indigenous to the island, such as, the roots of Catbrier tree, Barks of Okinawa yeddo hawthorn tree, Ash of Okinawa Malvaceae tree, Barks of Myrtle or Nakaharae tree, Leaf of Sugar cane, as well as mud dyeing
    Price Range Per Bolt : 250,000JPY~350,000JPY
  • Shizen-fu
    There are still very old, primeval textile traditions exsist remote rural areas across Japan. Such textiles made from the bast or wood-fibers of various plants and trees are called Shizen-fu, which include Basho-fu made of Banana tree, Shina-fu made of Shina linden tree, Kudze-fu made of Kuzdu, Shi-fu made of Kozo or Mitsumata, Huji-fu made of wisteria. These materials are originally very strong and hard to handle, require an experienced craftsman and enoumous amount of time.
    Price Range Per Bolt :
    100,000JPY ~ 1,200,000JPY
  • Tango Chirimen
    Tango Chirimen is a most famous and high quality kimono white silk fabric made in Kyotango city, Kyoto. Chirimen refers to the unique crepe texture created by refining/degumming after weaving untwisted raw silk thread for warp with hard-twisted raw silk for weft. It gives the extremely soft, the world' most beautiful silk drape.
    Price Range Per Bolt :
    30,000JPY ~ 60,000JPY
  • These are just a small part of our collections.We would love to introduce other textiles with various options of materials, colors and design.
  • These kimono fabric bolts are woven as and sold by a tanmono unit, about 40cm width 1280cm long fabric roll.
    Some weavers are able to weave much wider width than 40cm for longer MOQ

Textile Custom Design Order

We stock over 1,000 different fabrics and ship from stock worldwide. At the same time, We can weave a new fabric for you.
By discussing your ideal textiles, we can suggest you how we can weave the highest quality Japanese handcrafted textiles within your budget as your custom order.
Most of kimono textiles are woven in a tanmono unit (about 40cm width and 1280cm long). But, some of our weavers are capable of weaving wider width and longer MOQ (Minimum Order Quantity).
Any types of projects are welcomed, such as interior materials for luxury hotel or fashion design, as well as individual requests of ideal samue or kimono fabrics.
If you are interested, please feel free to contact us. Contact

Kyomachiya Showroom in Kyoto

We hold our textile exhibition at the beginning of every month in our traditional Kyomachiya mechant house, just a few minuites walk from Shijo/Karasuma Station, located in a hub of Kyoto. Access
This Kyomachiya with the history of over 100 years itself is a historically valuable architecture in Kyoto, and has a lots of washisu rooms where all rooms are used for been displayed with our kimono fabrics at the exhibition.
In the exhibition, we display almost all of our collections, so it's highly recomended if you would like to see many fabrics at once.
Also, except the exhibition days, we are welcome your visit, as we operate our office weekdays from 8:30 to 17:30.
Please make an appointment beforehand. Contact.

International Shipment & Fabric Swatch Request

We can ship fabric samples and swatches of your choice from our textile collections.
Depends on the fabrics, the swatches are very limited due the fabric rarity and scarsity and might only be able to provide you with very small pieces of 2 to 10 cm square.
We ship by the trackable insurered airmail such as EMS Japan post or UPS TA-Q-BIN. Also we can use your prefered carrier.
We can recieve payment by Paypal or credit card payment.
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to ask. Contact
You can also check our Etsy store Hirota Tsumugi Etsy, where you can easily order affordable fabrics and vintage kimonos.