30.KARAKUSA (arabesque)/Miki dyeing factory
Inspired by foreign design.
Design of the back of business card
Arabesques are thought to be a symbol of longevity and prosperity. This exotic pattern was inspired by old textiles, that were imported into Japan roughly 500 years ago during the Muromachi and Edo periods.
Recommended paper: Reina (125k/ Standard thickness).
This paper made from recycled pulp is perfect for those with the environment in mind. This stock has a smooth texture, is coated on both sides, and maintains the bright colors of your design.
Tomihiro dyeing factory
Established in 1960, this kimono maker uses traditional and original techniques to make kimonos from start to finish. Because of their unique designs and commitment to quality, this kimono maker has quite a fanbase and has even made kimonos for the imperial family. Their specialty is beautiful and vibrant colors in gradation patterns.
