Wabi-Sabi: Mode
KIMONO creation
KIMONO creation is a group that seeks to solve the problem of massive waste by recycling and popularizing the kimono worldwide.
Even those who have never worn a kimono can discover and appreciate this traditional Japanese everyday garment thanks to their carefully selected items.
Atelier Fujihiro
This workshop uses metal clasps to create “gamaguchi”-type pouches, which are both practical thanks to their one-touch opening and closing, and adorable in their appearance. But also accessories inspired by flowers representing the four seasons of Japan, using the artisanal technique of tsumami zaiku, which consists of folding small pieces of fabric.
Kimono remake YUTAKA
At this stand you'll find garments such as dresses, light jackets and shirts made from kimono fabrics. With fabric scraps, they make and sell accessories such as card or coin pouches, earrings, hair elastics and scrunchies. From kimono (obi) belts, they create bags. They also offer teddy bears and rabbits.
Ikkonomi
Using colorful wool, Ikkonomi creates mainly animals and characters, as well as bags and pouches inspired by daruma and kabuki.
Atelier Salon Hanada
“Atelier Salon Hanada” offers Tokyo seamless knitwear carefully crafted by Kanbayashi Knit in Okaya, Nagano prefecture.
Made from high-quality silk yarns or yarns blended with Japanese paper, these 100% made-in-Japan knitwear products will make you feel right at home.
kiki-roman
A brand born of the desire to make the most of clearance fabrics and samples from two of Japan's largest textile regions, Bishu and Kiryu, as well as Japanese and French antiques.
Atelier kadaru
Atelier kadaru creates and sells underwear and accessories made from fabrics dyed with madder root (茜 - akane).
Depending on the dyeing method, madder reveals a subtle palette ranging from soft pink to deep lilac.
ikedana
A small “clack” is heard when the clasped purse is opened. Once you've tried it, it's surprisingly easy to open. Discover the charm of this nostalgic, cute, pop and casual object.