Edo embroidery is one of the three major traditions of Japanese embroidery. It is characterized by its intricate beauty, created using lustrous silk threads. The silk threads are prepared by applying friction to refine them, and each stitch is carefully made by hand, resulting in a delicate yet elegant and vibrant finish.

高橋刺繡店
創業1968年。先代から着物や帯の刺繍を中心に細密な「縫い紋」等を専門にしています。現在は三代目となる優子と麻美の姉妹が家業を継ぎ、伝統の江戸刺繡を守りながら新しいことにチャレンジしております。

Takahashi Embroidery Studio

Founded in 1968, our workshop has specialized in embroidery for kimono and obi since the previous generation.

Today, the third-generation sisters, Yuko and Mami, carry on the family tradition—preserving the art of Edo embroidery while also taking on new creative challenges.

~ Modern Elegance Adorned with Hand Embroidery ~ Edo Embroidery Jewelry Komamon

小さな円の中に職人の技を込めました。日本の伝統文様を現代的な感性で表現し、絹糸が描く気品と木の温もりを感じられる新しい装いの形です。パーツを取り替えることで、江戸刺繍の多彩な表現を楽しむことができます。

Within a small circle, we have infused the skill of the artisan. Traditional Japanese motifs are expressed in a contemporary way, creating a new style that allows you to feel the elegance unique to silk threads along with the warmth of wood. By changing the parts, you can enjoy the rich variety of expressions found in Edo embroidery.

~ From Embroidery that Adorns Kimono to Embroidery that Colors Everyday Life ~ Saikei