The Tsujino Hosomichi series is masterpieces of dyeing by craftsman Kisen. It is produced by thoroughly applying hitta shibori tie-dyeing to a blurred-dyed textile, hand-drawing tsujigahana flower patterns using overglaze gold, and then finishing with yuzen dyeing. Our products also include kimono and obi made with textiles that were finely flat-stitched with cotton thread along a zigzag pattern sketch, gathered by tightening the thread, tied around with thread into a rope shape, and then dyed using yanagi shibori; kimono and obi made with textiles dyed using boshi shibori, which wraps vinyl or other material around the pattern to prevent dye from getting into it, or take shibori, which sandwiches a textile between small crafted bamboo pieces to prevent dye from getting into that part; and kimono and obi with a variety of patterns created by arranging hitta shibori, and scarfs, bags, and other goods made with these techniques.