It may have been born accidentally in the course of history. It is a fabric that Japancan be proud of and is said to have been born from painstaking research .
It originated on what is now Amami Oshima in Kagoshima Prefecture, and is a traditional craft whose techniques and ideas have been handed down exclusively in that area.
Among them, Furute's Doro Oshima has a soft feel, and although it is composed only of a tortoiseshell pattern, its delicacy makes it a symbol of "longing."
The aging and damage of this precious mud dye is used as a vintage mark, and we create it to discover a "unique sexiness."
Five kimono fabrics with five different patterns are used.
This is a masterpiece with a mulberry leaf dyed lining that brings out the muddy brown color.
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