The delicate art of embroidering with silk threads, a traditional Japanese craftsmanship, traces its roots back to Buddhist embroidery. Over time, Japan has contributed various unique techniques, embracing the art as luxurious embellishments on kimonos and a diverse form of artistic expression. Today, this beautiful tradition has become truly invaluable. However, the artisans preserving the legacy of Japanese embroidery are diminishing, making this art form even more precious in contemporary times.
All our accessories feature a material known as "Fish Leather," crafted from the skin of fish and used as the lining.
These materials are repurposed from fish skins that would otherwise be discarded, making them environmentally friendly.
The combination of this natural material with "silk" is a deliberate choice to bring us closer to nature, utilizing a familiar Japanese resource – "fish."
While this material may still be relatively unknown, it boasts a rich and ancient history.
Rest assured, there is no discernible fish odor, ensuring you can use our products with confidence.
The creations of 【Kajily Kimono Couture】 are all handmade couture accessories crafted by "Lyna Torayashiki" using the traditional Japanese embroidery technique.
Each piece is meticulously designed with care, making it a unique work of art.
I aim to explore new possibilities in Japanese embroidery and share them with you, delivering one-of-a-kind pieces to the world.
