Koiya

What does “Kyotonasen” mean?

Kyoto has been developing technology as a dyeing production center for a long time. Nasen has a long history as a partial dying that finishes fine and tasty patterns.

A series of Japanese miscellaneous goods with a fine pattern of koinobori printed on cotton slab fabric at a dyeing factory in Kyoto. There are two patterns, “Various Koi”, which is the image of a carp swimming in the sky, and “Koiyakoi”, which is studded with many koiya characters.

Two patterns and two color scheme. (two red / navy blue / beige)