The Edo Komon patterns from Hirose Dyeing Factory are created using traditional techniques with Ise stencils, resulting in intricate and vivid designs that appear almost solid from a distance. Each time you hold one in your hands, you'll feel the depth of handcrafted work and the meticulously calculated "chic" of Edo.

Scales
Characterized by its geometric beauty created by a series of equilateral triangles, it evokes images of snakes and butterflies that repeatedly shed their skin, symbolizing "warding off evil" and "rebirth," and is imbued with the wish for protection against evil.

Congratulations!
This playful design, unique to Hirose Dyeing Factory, depicts the adorable shape of a sea bream using tiny dots. It's an auspicious pattern, fitting for celebratory occasions, as it subtly incorporates a wordplay on "medetai" (auspicious) into its traditional design.


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