Kyoto's Traditional Crafts
2025-09-10 01:21:07

Discover Kyoto's Traditional Crafts at ANoTHER IMPERIAL HOTEL Online Mall

A New Era of Traditional Kyoto Crafts at ANoTHER IMPERIAL HOTEL



In an exciting development, ANoTHER IMPERIAL HOTEL, the online shopping platform managed by the Imperial Hotel, is set to launch exquisite traditional crafts from Kyoto, aiming to connect time-honored craftsmanship with future generations. Starting from September 16, 2025, customers will have the opportunity to purchase remarkable items that embody the rich cultural heritage of Kyoto.

As a unique online mall that highlights carefully selected products from all over Japan, ANoTHER IMPERIAL HOTEL serves as a bridge between artisans and consumers, allowing visitors to not only purchase high-quality items but also gain insight into the stories and passions behind the creations. The new offerings include two standout products that celebrate Kyoto's intricate craftsmanship.

1. EBRU 'Kisshokaden KYOTO' Greeting Cards

The first product is a beautifully crafted greeting card called 'Kisshokaden KYOTO,' which uses 'Tango Chirimen,' a luxurious silk fabric that boasts over 300 years of history. This product was developed in collaboration with EBRU, a creative unit dedicated to preserving Japanese cultural arts, and the Matsuzakaya Ginza department store, along with the town of Yosa in Kyoto Prefecture. Each card embodies a blend of traditional designs and modern color aesthetics, appealing to a wide range of generations.

Meticulously crafted by skilled Kyoto artisans, this greeting card features hand-printed textiles inspired by classic patterns, presenting a modern yet charming design perfect for expressing heartfelt sentiments on special occasions. The intricate details, including colors, designs, and the application of gold leaf, are all executed by hand, showcasing the craftsmanship that Kyoto is famous for.

For those looking to enrich their letters with traditional beauty, the 'Kisshokaden KYOTO' card is set to be available from September 16th. More details can be found at ANoTHER IMPERIAL HOTEL's website.

2. Seikado's 'Tin Hammered Guinomi'

The second featured product is the 'Tin Hammered Guinomi,' crafted by Seikado, a company that has been preserving Japan's tin culture since its establishment in 1838. This exquisite 'guinomi' (sake cup) is noted for its smooth texture and the unique hammered patterns that each piece showcases, a testament to the skills of master artisans. Offering both aesthetic appeal and functionality, these cups are designed to enhance everyday experiences. With an initial price range of ¥8,580 for a small size and ¥11,000 for a larger version, these guinomis will also be available starting September 16th. For more details, visit this link.

Supporting Local Artisans and Culture

Apart from these unique items, ANoTHER IMPERIAL HOTEL also features an array of exclusive products that cannot be found elsewhere, including a variety of Kyoto delicacies endorsed by the Imperial Hotel's third Executive Chef, Yu Sugimoto. The offerings emphasize a commitment to cultural exchange and local collaboration, aligning with the broader mission of promoting craftsmanship and sustainability.

The initiative is part of a broader effort to preserve and revitalize traditional industries and crafts, ensuring that they continue to thrive and evolve in modern contexts. The ANoTHER IMPERIAL HOTEL platform highlights this commitment through its curation of quality products, all while aiming to foster local collaboration across Japan.

Explore More at ANoTHER IMPERIAL HOTEL

To explore these products and the unique stories behind them, visit the ANoTHER IMPERIAL HOTEL website. This unique online mall promises to enhance your connection to Kyoto's rich heritage, ultimately making each purchase a meaningful interaction with the essence of Japan.

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