Fusion of traditional Japanese beauty and foreign culture.
In Japan, there are many textiles that have been loved for a long time. Fabrics designed with various colors and motifs are used not only for stage costumes but also for clothing.
Here are some of the materials used.
KINRAN-gold orchid fabric-
“Kinran” refers to a fabric that has a gold thread wrapped in gold leaf or a fabric that has a pattern that is woven with thinly cut gold leaf.
Among the woven fabrics, the luxurious pattern that shines in golden color is one of the best woven fabrics among many fabrics.
Traditional Design -Cultural Bridge-
We blend the timeless beauty of traditional Japanese motifs with modern, dressed-up designs. Additionally, we incorporate materials and cultural tastes from around the world, aiming to bridge cultures through our designs.
Broadly speaking, we create our products in four different styles:
-Japanese and Western Gothic
-Japanese Style Dress
-Authentic Japanese Style
-Ethnic Style
Sanada-himo -Traditional string-
“Sanada-himo” is a traditional Japanese cord or tie primarily used in the realm of kimono and traditional clothing. It is named after the famous samurai Sanada Yukimura and is known for its decorative and functional role in securing and adjusting garments. This cord’s versatility allows for creative knotting techniques, enhancing the aesthetic appeal of traditional attire. Sanada-himo is often used during special occasions and festivals, adding a unique touch to traditional Japanese fashion.
Modern Elegance with Traditional Texture
Tango Chirimen is a refined Japanese fabric known for its soft, textured surface.
Made with alternating twisted weft threads, it naturally forms gentle wrinkles during processing — a hallmark of traditional Chirimen.
This polyester version offers the look of classic Japanese silk with added practicality: quick-drying, fade-resistant, moth-proof, and excellent drape.
Global Textiles Woven into Japanese Design
At IORIYA, we blend textiles and artistic elements from around the world into traditional Japanese design.
By combining global fabrics with classic Japanese aesthetics—like kimono shapes, obi styles, and traditional motifs—we create pieces that cross cultural boundaries.
This fusion celebrates diversity while honoring the elegance of Japanese design.
Each garment tells a story—not only of Japan, but of a world united through fabric, color, and form.
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