Tsumugi

Tsumugi is a fabric made from tightly woven silk or linen fibers, often used in traditional Japanese clothing such as kimonos. Known for its durability and textured surface, it features intricate patterns created through weaving techniques. Tsumugi can be produced through handcrafting or machine weaving, and its natural, earthy appearance makes it popular in both classic and contemporary fashion. Appreciated for its lightweight yet strong qualities, it embodies craftsmanship and cultural heritage, making it a valued textile in traditional Japanese garments and modern textile design.