Izawaya

Japanese-made Japanese accessories with the "beauty" of Kyoto

Established in 1865 at the end of the Edo period. It is across the street from Minami-za, the birthplace of kabuki, and is also used by Gion maiko and geisha. Pursuing the beauty of kimono accessories, which are essential to kimonos, they offer a wide range of items, from authentic bags made with traditional techniques such as Nishijin-ori and Kyo-Yuzen, to leather accessories and "Chirimen" sundries. Also, look out for items made in collaboration with domestic and international manufacturers.With fabrics and designs embodying the essence of Kyoto, Izawaya accessories are perfect souvenirs from your trip to the city. Purchase your favorite to go with your fond holiday memories.
The photo shows a party bag with detailed decorations that create a sense of elegance. They are also easy to match with Western-style attire. (Top) 121,000 yen, (Middle) 176,000 yen, (Bottom) 187,000 yen

Sukiya Bag 8800 yen
Original Chirimen trinkets embroidered with colorful Chirimen fabric.
Accessory case 6710 yen
Business card case 3740 yen
A product made of cowhide rubbed by hand to give it a supple finish, with patterns stamped on the surface and all painted with a brush.
"Shirakawa" 26,620 yen.
Obiage (from 10,000 yen) can also be used as scarves.
Mirror 3520 yen
"Inden," a traditional craft, is a deerskin patterned with lacquer.