Kiriko

With both volumes of A Dictionary of Color Combinations by Sanzo Wada, you won’t have to search far to find the perfect color palette. Each book contains hundreds of expertly selected combinations that have inspired Japanese design since the Showa Era. They’re a beautiful resource for anyone looking to bring more harmony into their wardrobe, designs, or home decor.

From the 1930s to today, these palettes continue to inspire. Which era of design do you find yourself returning to most? Let us know in the comments.

Introducing our first Kiriko Original Canvas Pants.

Combining the rich heritage of the Levi’s 501 with specialized craftsmanship, these US-made pants elevate a timeless icon. While maintaining the classic straight fit and signature button fly, this version features 12.8 oz. 100% cotton canvas accented with Tenasen indigo fabric from Kyoto, Japan.

This traditional Japanese screen-printing method uses hand-applied stencils to create precise patterns, ensuring that while these durable jeans are built to age beautifully, they also tell a unique story of global artistry.

Three times the strength, woven into every diamond.

Kogin sashiko is more than a pattern; it’s a functional masterpiece. Each stitch spans the fabric to provide unmatched durability and a texture that only softens with time.

Discover the storied artistry of Northern Japan in our latest curated selection.