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Hakata-ori is a silk fabric that is designated as a national traditional craft.

It was introduced from China to Japan during the Kamakura period, and was widely known as a Japanese folk costume, mainly used for offerings to Edo shogunate and for stage costumes for Kabuki.

HUKAHOYUMI develops items that can add color to modern daily life, using Hakata weaving woven by hand-woven by the designer himself as the main material.

We hope that many people will come into contact with Hakata weaving and feel their texture, color, traditional beauty and evolution.

I'm a master's student in Hakata Origami Machine Skills.

In the article of "Hakata's Iki ..." on July 22, 2019, we introduced Mr. Fukahori in a kimono.

At Kiya-san's exhibition by Hiromi Nagasawa, Hakata Mizuhiki, he has been providing works of Hakata Ori Magnet Board even before and after 2019.

Click here for an article about 2019 with the image of Yumiko Fukahori.

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Hakata Ori is a silk fabric made mainly in Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture, around the Hakata area.

It is characterized by powerfully driving a thick weft (Yokoito) that combines several thin threads into many warp (Tateto), and since its introduction from China during the Kamakura period, it has developed its own weaving technology.

In the case of hand-woven obi, weave powerfully using a technique called "turn back, three strikes".

It has a unique tension and thickness due to strong driving, and has been often used as a male band as a samurai in the old days and as a wrestler in recent years.

When you tighten the belt, you hear the sound of a silk rub called a unique "silk sounding".

Hakata Ori was designated as "traditional craft product" by the Minister of International Trade and Industry in 1976.

・・Let's introduce some of the products.

Since the quantity is limited, please forgive us when it is out of stock.

Also, all prices are tax-excluded prices.

This clutch bag has a checkered pattern that is a traditional Japanese pattern.

A clutch bag that combines Hakata weaving, hand-woven one by one with a gradation, with a handle with a HUKAHOYUMI's original design like a bangle.

The luster of silk thread enhances clothes and kimono.

It is a bag made of Hakata weaving and washable leather based on the ancient Japanese Azuma bag made by sewing furoshiki and Tenugui.

Weaved yarn that reminds us of metallic material, and weaved the offering pattern (Kenjogara), a typical pattern of Hakata weaving.

The inner fabric has a large pocket.

A bootnier is a "button hole".

This is a stylish Hakata-ori decoration that decorates the button hole of the jacket.

Products that can be worn by men! I was finally able to take shape.

This boot nière is designed to be attached with a magnet on the collar and chest of the suit, with epoxy resin stacked on Hakata weaving project a offering pattern like a magnifying glass.

It is also recommended for women without having to pass a needle through clothes.

We created a coaster with a cherry blossom motif in the image of spring, with the original event limited to this event.

There are two types, cherry blossoms and cherry blossom petals.

I wish you a warm and calm spring full of hope all over the world.

A brooch that combines Hakata weaving with French shell buttons and antique buttons.

You can also use it as a obi holder by passing a three-part string through the pin.

It is a charm with a macaron-shaped Hakata weaving and tassel, and a chain from France to match each color.

There is a magnet that can be opened and closed at the end of the chain.

This one-of-a-kind charm should be enjoyed together with colorful beads on the macaron part.

In spring, it is a board that weaves a offering pattern using two kinds of pink lame threads inspired by cherry blossoms.

The stainless steel plate is stuck under the Hakata-ori fabric, and ornaments can be attached with a magnet.

It is available as an interior product.

A kimono fabric that incorporates two types of silk threads, a pongee thread (tsumugiito) dyed in a cherry blossom color with shades, and a tight texture, and a offering pattern on the surface.

Although it is a woven kimono, it is tailored to "Hare's Day".

It is a band that attracts Hakata weaving.

The offering pattern is a traditional pattern of Hakata weaving.

This is a gorgeous hand-woven Hakata-ori band for women.

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2-minute walk from the B9b exit of Nihombashi Station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line and Tozai Line.

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Business hours are being shortened.

It is open without rest except New Year's Day and COREDO Muromachi inspection day.

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