Haori Jacket / Kyo-Yuzen / Red Fuji (Aka-Fuji)

This exceptional Haori features an uncompromising, hand-painted motif of Red Fuji, rendered entirely by hand. Using time-honored Kyoyuzen techniques, our master artisans pour their soul into every brushstroke, ensuring that no two pieces are ever the same. Each garment is a unique masterpiece, a one-of-a-kind expression of Japanese artistry.

The striking contrast between the rustic, textured feel of the Tsumugi silk and the vibrant crimson of the mountain creates an aesthetic that is both modern and powerful. We invite you to experience the deep-rooted traditions of Kyoto and the unwavering passion of the artisan every time you wear this exquisite piece.

Recommended for people over 175-185 cm in height.
Model Height: 185 cm

Length 100 cm 39.4 in
Sleeve Length (Center back to cuff) 71 cm 28.0 in
Sleeve Depth (Vertical) 52 cm 20.5 in
Body Circumference 120 cm 47.2 in

100% Fine Silk (Shoken)
Hand-painted Kyoyuzen (Authentic Dye)

Care Instructions:
This garment is a delicate work of art, hand-dyed by skilled artisans. To ensure its beauty lasts for generations, please observe the following care guidelines:

Cleaning:
Dry clean only. We highly recommend consulting a professional cleaner who specializes in silk or traditional Japanese garments (Kimono).

Ironing:
When ironing, please use a pressing cloth and set the iron to a medium-to-low temperature. To preserve the unique texture and finish of the silk, we strongly recommend professional pressing at a dry cleaner whenever possible.

KYOYUZEN KIKI

"True beauty is not manufactured; it is cultivated through time and devotion."

At the heart of KYOYUZEN KIKI lies the unwavering spirit of our master dyers. For us, "Hikizome" is far more than a technical process—it is a silent dialogue between the artisan, the silk, and the dye. Each brushstroke is guided by decades of intuition, capturing the subtle nuances of light and shadow that no machine could ever replicate.

Our passion is fueled by a dual mission: to honor the legacy of the Genroku era masters and to ensure that the elegance of Kyoyuzen remains vibrant for generations to come. We do not just dye fabric; we infuse every fiber with the quiet pride and meticulous care that defines the Kyoto spirit.

ARTISAN STORY

KYOYUZEN KIKI:

KYOYUZEN KIKI is a contemporary brand born from the hands of Kyoto’s master dyers—artisans who hold a profound respect for heritage while embracing a vision for the modern world.

Among Japan’s three premier Yuzen dyeing techniques, Kyoyuzen is the oldest and most prestigious, originating in Kyoto during the Genroku era (1688–1704). At Fuji Senko, we specialize in "Hikizome" (brush dyeing), a pivotal stage in the intricate Kyoyuzen process that requires decades of mastery to perfect.

Our artisans do not simply preserve the past; they breathe new life into centuries-old traditions, creating timeless pieces that resonate with today's lifestyle.

KYO YUZEN / KYOTO SILK DYEING

About 340 years ago / 1680s / Edo Period (1603–1868)

Kyo Yuzen took a decisive form in Kyoto’s Genroku era, when designs by the celebrated fan painter Miyazaki Yuzensai were applied to kimono. Fine paste-resist lines allowed many colors to be painted next to one another like a picture, establishing hand-painted Yuzen. In the Meiji period, stencil-based Yuzen greatly expanded production.

In Japan, Kyo Yuzen represents formal celebratory kimono worn for coming-of-age ceremonies, weddings and other important occasions. Brilliant dyeing may be combined with gold and embroidery, while the same techniques now appear on bags, scarves and interiors.

A single kimono can pass through more than twenty stages—design, underdrawing, resist application, coloring, steaming, washing, gold decoration and more. Different specialists often handle each stage, making Kyo Yuzen less the product of one maker than a collaborative artwork created by Kyoto’s craft network.

Individual Differences

As each piece is individually handcrafted, slight variations in color, pattern, shape, and texture may occur. These subtle differences are a natural characteristic of handcrafted works, making each piece truly unique. We hope you will enjoy these individual variations as part of the beauty and character of Japanese craftsmanship.

Production Time

If an item is not currently in stock, it may be made to order by the artisan. As each piece is carefully handcrafted, production may take several months depending on the item and the artisan's schedule. We appreciate your patience and understanding.