STUDIO D'ARTISAN 5720 KYOUTO BLACK DYEING KASURI SHIRT Kyoto black kasuri dyed short-sleeved shirt

A short-sleeved kasuri shirt made using the traditional Japanese dyeing method , "black crest dyeing."

The history of Kyokuro Montsuki dyeing dates back to the Heian period.

To achieve a deep color, the base dye is applied multiple times and the colors are layered on top of each other.

The techniques of Kyoto black crested kimono have changed over time, and dyeing artisans have continued to develop their techniques to achieve the true black color.

We will continue to develop through our tireless pursuit of

In 1979, it was designated as a traditional craft of Japan.

The neck has an open collar for a relaxed feel.

The front is opened and closed with buttons in the same black color as the body.

There is a pocket with a flap on the chest.

By dyeing with black crested dye,

It changes to a moist texture that seems to contain oil.

The design is expressed by leaving only the color in the kasuri patterned areas of the synthetic fiber thread.

This is an original D'Artisan fabric.

The black that Kyokuro Montsuki pursues,

It's not just the color black

The color of the spiritual power that governs the feelings of the Japanese people.

Born from the tireless pursuit of Banshu weavers and Kyoto black crest dyeing artisans

Enjoy the "ultimate black."