Eel bed × Kokura Striped Stripes - Traditional fabrics of Fukuoka Prefecture

Kurume Kasuri and Kokura-ori were born in Fukuoka Prefecture.

These traditional fabrics have a long history, but have evolved to meet the needs of modern life.

We will introduce you to new items that fit into your "modern" life, while still retaining a sense of tradition.

Kurume Kasuri

Kurume Kasuri is an antenna store in the Chikugo region of southern Fukuoka Prefecture that operates an antenna store to connect makers and users and disseminates information.Eel beds The Kurume Kasuri is an artisanal product that is used in the Kurume area of Fukuoka Prefecture, and is a product of the Kurume Kasuri brand.

［Kurume Kasuri is a traditional fabric from the Chikugo region. Many MONPE products are made from Kurume Kasuri, a soft and durable cotton fabric with a texture that is as close to hand-woven as possible using traditional looms.

Kokuraori

［ Kokuraori has been woven since the early Edo period (1603-1868) in the Toyomae Kokura domain (Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka Prefecture) for use in hakama and obi belts, etc. The warp threads are used frequently to create a rhythm of colors, and the warp stripes have a three-dimensional feel.

Ogura-ori, a thick, durable, and supple cotton cloth, is now being offered to suit modern lifestyles.Kokura Shima ShimaFuroshiki, a "culture of wrapping" that makes the most of the beautiful vertical stripes, won the 2010 Good Design Award.