While studying Japanese literature, she became interested in dyeing and weaving and costumes.
After graduating, she studied craft dyeing and weaving at a vocational school.
He then got a job at a workshop designated as an intangible cultural property.
Independence.
We work every day to create products that will let as many people as possible know about the benefits of plant dyeing and hand weaving.
We want you to enjoy natural colors on special occasions as well as everyday days, so we strive to make our products easy to use and handle.
The dyeing is based on traditional Japanese dyeing methods that have been passed down since the Engishiki.
Our aim is to produce robust, clear and beautiful colours.
We dye each piece by hand using a time-consuming and labor-intensive method, so we cannot mass-produce them, but we hope you enjoy the natural colors.
It's become really rare now,
Using 100% natural dyes,
We also use natural mordants wherever possible.
The color of each tree and each stump is different.
Even if it is the same tree and harvested at the same time, the color can change drastically from year to year.
Still, I believe that all colors dyed correctly are beautiful and have the power to make the wearer shine.
Look for a once-in-a-lifetime color.
Thank you very much.
We are introducing the production process on Instagram.
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Graduated from Gakushuin Women's Junior College, Department of Literature, Japanese Literature Major
Graduated from Otsuka Textile Design College, Department of Craft Dyeing
2014/ January: Flower-colored vegetable dyeing Anemoi started
*The term "kusakizome" was invented by dyer and weaver Mr. Bin Yamazaki, and is now widely used around the world thanks to the generosity of his family. We at Anemoi use the term with gratitude and respect.
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Special Exhibitions/Events
2014
February: Participated in iichi Craft Market at Ginza Mitsukoshi
August: Participated in the "Kuma no Ichi" market
November: Plant dyeing workshop held at Isetan Shinjuku store
December: Opening a stall at the "Winter Delicious Market"
Participated in the "Gifts from Plants" Exhibition
Participated in the special exhibition "The 2nd Toko Exhibition"
2015
February: Two-person exhibition "Spring Colors by Ryoma Tanaka and Akiko Taniguchi"
February: Participated in "Kuma no Ichi - Winter Picnic"
December: Participated in the Marché ecute special exhibition "gift"
2016
July: Handmade in Japan Festival
Participating in the Okaya City booth
September: Shinjuku Isetan
Participated in Creema meets ISETAN
2017
March March ecute Manseibashi
Participation in "around wedding"
May: Opened a stall at Takanezawa Rockside Market
November NEWTOWN Culture Festival
Workshop
Opened a store at Marunouchi Street Market By Creema
2018
March Creema SPRING MARCKET
Opened a store at Futako Tama Rise
May: Opened a stall at Marunouchi Street Market
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