Murayama oshima tsumugi is a silk textile produced in the region surrounding Musashi murayama in western Tokyo. This craft is produced from hand-spun threads pulled from dupioni silk and has kasuri patterns* woven with both warp and weft patterns.…

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Tama Ori are woven silk fabrics produced in the Hachioji City area of Tokyo. They are made of raw silk, dupion silk or floss silk spun into thread, and are prized for their wrinkle-resistance and gossamer lightness. From old times, Tama Ori has b…

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Honba Kihachijo refers to silk woven fabric produced in Hachijo Island, Tokyo. The name of Kihachijo is derived from a silk fabric with stripe and check patterns mainly dyed in bright yellow called Kihachi. Patterns mainly dyed in black are called…

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