~Traditional Japanese textiles: Buddhist stoles and Buddhist implements~
Throughout Japan, there are traditional dyed and woven fabrics, each possessing its own unique charm.
To adapt to the changing times while preserving and passing on what we have to the next generation.
ITOHEN believes that this is our mission.
By using these traditional dyed textiles for robes and Buddhist implements, those who use them can transcend sectarian boundaries.
"Love for one's hometown" and "hometown," and the "kindness" and "warmth" that one feels from them.
I hope you will feel it.
Attention to detail in the "warp threads"
The Buddhist stole and Buddhist implements are made by a female craftswoman who lives in Fukuoka Prefecture.
We believe that objects embody the thoughts and feelings of their creators.
Thoughts on traditional dyed and woven Buddhist robes
That's why we place great importance on how we approach and create religious robes.
Working in a field related to Buddhist art is a source of pride for us, and every day we approach each stitch with a sense of responsibility and dedication.
We use "traditional dyed and woven fabrics" for the warp threads of the Buddhist stole and Buddhist implements. Japan has a long history of producing many wonderful traditional dyed and woven fabrics in various regions.
We hope you will experience the warmth and gentleness you feel when you wear these traditional dyed and woven fabrics, which our ancestors have carefully preserved for generations.
