Thread dyed with natural Fuji water creates a glossy shine.
12,000 threads woven horizontally and vertically into a beautiful pattern.
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MAKITA SHOTEN Co., Ltd.
Nishikatsura-cho, Yamanashi Prefecture
Established in 1866, this manufacturer has been weaving beautiful umbrella fabric for 150 years. Jacquard woven umbrella material by Makita Shoten, the Imperial household’s preferred umbrella manufacturer.
Katsuramachi, Yamanashi is “the birthplace of Japanese umbrellas.” This region that has long
prospered with textile production is represented by the umbrella manufacturer Makita Shoten.
With each thread
carefully dyed, its Jacquard woven umbrella fabrics are works of art. The Imperial household even uses Makita
Shoten umbrellas, having recognized their quality and beauty.
This is the first time in Makita’s 150 year
history that this umbrella fabric is being used to make watch straps. And they continues to use of the high
technology and know-how cultivated in the production of fabrics and umbrellas, in challenging to make new things.
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Kyoto Showen Silk Kumihimo Strap
This is now the third installment in Makita series, bringing a high-quality touch to all contexts, whether formal or casual.
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Makita Traditional Shape
The dragonfly pattern is also adopted by Makita Shoten's original umbrella. In Yamanashi we often see motifs of dragonfly, but in reality dragonflies fly only towards the front so they are called "winning bugs", so Sengoku Commander, including Takeda Shingen, used inside armor There was history. A dragonfly motif symbolizing Yamanashi with a Makita shop is an icon representing the story of MUSUBU PROJECT this time.
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Makita NATO Type
"Stripe print" which british dignity drifts against a dragonfly pattern reminiscent of sum. It is a pull-through type strap making use of a straight line. Recommended for dressing of business scenes, such as suit. Two colors of leather are also available. While colorful, it has a classic taste.
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