Saris made with Kyo Yuzen Dyeing
Wrap yourself in Japanese beauty

Kyo Yuzen Dyeing (Kyoyuzen) is a craft produced with water from local rivers in Kyoto. The final washing used be done using the clean water from the Horikawa, Kamogawa and Katsuragawa rivers; Kyo Yuzen Dyeing ateliers were dotted around those rivers at that time. 
Kyo Yuzen Dyeing, which gorgeously reflects the beauty of nature from season to season on silk, not only inherits the spirit and techniques of tradition, but also adds the refined sensibility of the masters living in that era, and can be said to be the crystallization of beauty through ultimate refinement. 

“Tradition and Innovation”. These are the terms that often used when describing Kyoto as a city.
In the traditional asset, there is a strength that has been through many phases of era, and at the same time, there is a process that has been challenging those changing phases without hesitation. That is what made the Kyo Yuzen Dyeing colourful, sophisticated, and graceful, and these are among the aesthetics of Kyoto.

We, as Sensho masters, are exploring new expressions everyday in order to find the next potential beauty.

On this occasion, we created the new intire products created include the sari, an Indian folk costume, broadcloth for haute couture and bed runners, using the Kyo Yuzen Dyeing (Kyoyuzen) techniques involved in the Japanese folk costume, the Kimono.

*The works pictured are for reference only.