From rare antiques to modern Japanese accessories, we offer a carefully curated selection to complete any kimono lover's ensemble. These pieces add an elegant sparkle to any outfit and weave a thread of Japanese refinement into daily life. Browse our collection to experience the beauty of exquisite Japanese accessories.
ACCESSORIES
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Jewellery
Discover our exquisite collection of Japanese jewellery, featuring brooches, traditional obidome, and handmade origami earrings that celebrate both modern craftsmanship and timeless tradition. Our selection includes rare antique Japanese damascene pieces, showcasing intricate gold and silver inlays on oxidized steel, a technique perfected by Kyoto and Yokohama artisans. Whether you're drawn to delicate origami designs or the refined elegance of traditional metalwork, each piece tells a story of artistry and heritage.
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Kanzashi
Explore our curated selection of kanzashi hairpins, ranging from modern designs to antique treasures adorned with iconic Japanese motifs. From sakura blossoms symbolizing renewal to elegant chrysanthemums and crane motifs, each kanzashi reflects the beauty of Japanese aesthetics. Whether crafted from lacquered wood, intricate cast-metalwork, or hand-sewn fabrics, these hair ornaments are perfect for adding a touch of elegance to any hairstyle.
着物シュシュ
Kimono
Scrunchies
Handmade by a skilled artisan in Osaka, our kimono scrunchies are crafted from vintage kimono fabric, transforming exquisite silk into luxurious hair accessories. Each scrunchie is a one-of-a-kind piece, preserving the beauty of traditional textiles while offering a modern, wearable touch of Japanese artistry. Soft, durable, and effortlessly stylish, they are a perfect fusion of heritage and everyday fashion.
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Kimono Accessories
Wearing a kimono in a traditional style involves more than just the outer garment—it requires specific accessories to ensure a proper fit and graceful silhouette. Essential kitsuke (kimono dressing) items include items like koshihimo (thin ties used to secure the kimono layers), juban (a lightweight undergarment that protects the kimono from sweat and wear), as well as obi-ita to keep the obi neatly flat. Additional tools such as obimakura (a small cushion for shaping the obi knot) and eri-shin (a stiffener inserted into the kimono collar) also help to achieve a refined and polished look.
Although some of these accessories can be forgone in modern kimono styling, they are indispensable in traditional kimono dressing for both beginners and experienced kimono wearers, ensuring comfort, elegance, and authenticity. Explore our collection below.
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Obi
The obi is the wide sash that secures the kimono, serving as both a functional and decorative element. Our collection features vintage fukuro obi, known for their rich brocade patterns, elaborate embroidery, and shimmering metallic threads. Made of pure silk and measuring up to 4.5 metres long, the fukuro obi is traditionally folded in half lengthwise and wrapped around the waist before being tied into an elegant knot or bow at the back. Whether paired with a semi-formal hōmongi or a formal furisode kimono, these obi showcase the craftsmanship of some of Japan’s most celebrated weaving traditions.
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Obijime
The obijime is a decorative silk cord used to secure the obi knot in place while adding a final accent of color and texture. Worn tied around the middle of the obi, the obijime creates a polished, structured finish while subtly complementing the overall kimono ensemble and securing the obi in place on the back. Our collection also includes vibrant sanbuhimo (three-strand) and nibuhimo (two-strand) obijime varieties, all handwoven from pure silk. From understated pastels to bold jewel tones, these cords are an essential finishing touch for any formal or semi-formal kimono style.
帯揚げ
Obiage
A silk obiage is an essential layering piece in kimono dressing, placed over the obimakura (obi pillow) to help shape and support the obi knot. It also adds an extra layer of elegance, with subtle patterns, embroidery, or shibori dye techniques enhancing the overall look. Typically tucked neatly above the obi, the obiage provides a refined transition between the kimono and obi, balancing the composition of the outfit while securing structural elements beneath.
着付け物
Kimono Dressing Tools
For those who appreciate the art of kimono dressing, our kitsuke accessories provide everything needed for a flawless fit. From koshihimo and datejime to juban essentials, obimakura, and eri-shin, our selection ensures both comfort and elegance in traditional attire. Whether you are a seasoned kimono wearer or just beginning your journey, these carefully curated items are indispensable for achieving the perfect drape and silhouette.
