Meaning of Ancient Japanese Patterns
 
Sankuzushi (Off-balance counting rods)
This pattern symbolizes counting rods used for calculations in Japanese mathematics and augury. This pattern was originally called 'sangikuzushi.
 
三崩し
さんくずし
和算や易で用いる算木から生まれた文様。
元々は「算木崩し」「算崩し」と呼ばれていました。
We freely use Nishijin textiles and continue to collaborate with artists to develop
new products.
The possibilities of Nishijin textile are endless.
Traditional Japanese colors are inspired by nature and enrich people's hearts.
A global market for interior design, fashion, and art.
We will continue to express the color and elegance of Japan regardless of the field.
"Good things will become a part of family life and become a virtue even 100 years
from now."
Wearing a kimono and wearing something beautiful will make you feel brighter.
We incorporate Nishijin textile into a gorgeous part of our lives as ART.
We propose a high-quality life by incorporating valuable things into your life.
Bringing the wonders of Made in Japan to the world.
The value of Japanese traditional crafts will continue to increase.
We will create and sell an online select shop called [YUJINART].
We would like to share the proceeds with the artists and craftsmen.
Nishijin-ori
Nishijin-ori is a traditional Japanese craft.
It is characterized by its high technical ability and the beauty of its intricate weaving.
Although cloth has been a familiar part of people's lives since ancient times, it has
evolved technologically to express people's sense of beauty.
Using yarn-dyed multicolored thread, many of the traditional patterns are designed with
natural motifs and have a story behind them.
Although it takes time and effort, it is possible to create sophisticated textiles that are
backed by intricate patterns created by advanced technology and history and culture.
It is a material that is ideal for interior decoration as it has a high-quality texture and
durability.
Detailed designs have artistic value.
 
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