Hand-painted Yuzen Earrings – Goldfish and Water Lilies
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- Description
- CREATORS INFO
These earrings are crafted from fabric dyed using the traditional hand-painted Kyo-Yuzen technique.
Featuring an elegant goldfish and blooming water lilies, each earring has a different design, creating a charming asymmetrical pair. The delicate details and vibrant colors showcase the beauty of hand-painted Yuzen craftsmanship.
Created under the concept of “wearing a painting,” this piece is the result of a collaboration between Somekobo Masashige, a hand-painted Yuzen studio, and Sextile, a craft jewelry brand specializing in fabric and thread.
Lightweight and comfortable to wear, these earrings are suitable for both everyday outfits and special occasions.
| Product name |
Hand-painted Yuzen Earrings – Goldfish and Water Lilies
| Materials |
pierced earrings: cotton, synthetic leather, metal fittings (titanium posts)
clip on earrings: cotton, synthetic leather, metal fittings (brass)
| Size |
Length: Approx. 6 cm
|Make it |
Dye Studio Masashige / Masashige Kaminaka
| Care Instructions |
When not in use, store it in a box or other container to protect it from UV rays and you can use it for a long time.
| Handling Precautions |
Be careful not to get it wet as it may stain. If water droplets form, wipe them off gently with a soft cloth. Please avoid overlapping or rubbing the product in a damp state for a long period of time, as this may cause discoloration or color transfer.
| About delivery date |
If in stock: We will respond immediately. If out of stock: It will take about one month .
Dyeing Studio Masashige
Traditionally, Kyo-Yuzen is often produced by dividing up the work, but from the design to the finishing touches, We carry out all the steps of hand-painted Yuzen.
Not limited to kimono and obi, In addition to silk, we also use hand-painted Yuzen techniques on a variety of materials, including cotton, linen, rayon, and leather. We also create accessories that are suited to modern life.
I like to paint flowers and plants as my subject matter, and I feel that nature has the power to gently embrace people and create peace of mind.
I create original designs by cherishing the sensibilities of the Japanese people, who have revered nature and lived in harmony with it.
