Textiles and dyeing, central to traditional Japanese culture as seen in kimono, combine natural fibers like silk and cotton with modern materials such as recycled PET and Japanese paper. Rich techniques like gold and silver thread weaving, kata-yuzen dyeing, and tie-dyeing create elegant and culturally expressive designs. Today, digital tools like laser cutting and inkjet printing allow for custom-made textiles in any size or style, making them ideal for interiors—from upholstery and rugs to art panels and drapery—with added options like flame resistance and acrylic finishing.
