Unique colors nurtured by the nature of Yaeyama

Tida Aya, the vivid warm colors created by the rays of the sun on the horizon
Paikaji, the South Wind
Kokkara, the Ryukyu Ruddy Kingfisher
Crested Serpent Eagle　
Narai-Kanai
Colors of the sun\’s rays as they drop on Japan\’s southernmost tip

Message from the CEO

Tradition, Innovation, and Sustainable Craftsmanship

About Yaeyama Minsah-ori Weaving

Based on the records of cotton cultivation and trade with China during the Ryukyu Dynasty, it is presumed that Minsah (traditional Okinawan textile) already existed around the 17th and 18th centuries.

Brand

Expressing the feeling of five-and-four square Kasuri patterns with the colors of Yaeyama as they are.

Research and Challenges

We work on a variety of projects,
including designing, producing, selling,
and creating products on demand and in collaboration,
including obi belts, kimonos, interior decorations,
bags, accessories, and Kariyushi wear.

A Journey in Sustainability
Begins with the act of protecting the island

A new sustainability experience of weaving thread recycled from plastic marine litter through the traditional art of Yaeyama Minsah-ori.

Hand-Weaving Experience

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