restoring and making goods
（These textiles have been being used at the IMPERIAL HOUSEHOLD in Japan since the 11th century）
Japanese textiles used
at THE IMPERIAL HOUSEHOLD
Most of the patterns of the Imperial Court Costume are created with a weaving technique. It features a tone of order and neatness expressed by the systematically repeated pattern.
This pattern is conformed to the example and form in the world of court nobles, which has been formed around the Imperial Court since the 11th century (the midlle of the HEIAN ERA of Japan). That is why it is called YUUSOKU-MONYOU (Imperial Court form design) nowadays.
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restoring and making goods
The small size of table center of the interior decoration
FUTAE-ORIMONO (double technique brocade)
The small size of table center of the interior decoration (NO.2)
FUTAE-ORIMONO (double technique brocade)
The small size of table center of the interior decoration
(colorful brocade)
The small size of table center of the interior decoration (NO.2)
(colorful brocade)
The middle size of table center of the interior decoration
(colorful brocade)
The table center
The attache case
The model of Japanese classical costumes at THE IMPERIAL HOUSEHOLD
