■ Unchanging Craftsmanship. Preserved Tradition.

The form of the kiji-dō has remained the same since the Warring States era.
Carving, polishing, pasting — each process is carried out with absolute precision, filled with a quiet intensity, as if creating armor.

■ Woven Beauty, Echoes of Kyoto’s Heritage.

Layered onto this form is the textile culture passed down for generations in Kyoto.
The luxurious fabrics used in obi and kimono carry the shine of silk, delicate patterns, and the atmosphere of the ancient capital.

What was chosen is more than decoration.
Each fabric reflects a deep sense of Japanese aesthetic.

■ Kiji-dō: Armor Draped in History.

Touching a kiji-dō brings a feeling beyond that of ordinary protective gear.
It is an experience that feels like wearing the passage of time.
There is a quiet resolve, as if taking on the beauty and skill of the past.

This is not just armor. It is a work of art.
At the same time, it serves as a vessel for the spirit of those living today.