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Kyo black formal dyeing
Japanese name京黒紋付染
Kyo-kuro-montsuki-zome links Kyoto black formal wear with deep dyed silk and clear white family crests. Hikizome, immersion dyeing, steaming, washing, drying, and hand-painted crest work shape black tomesode, mourning garments, and crested haori-hakama.
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3 imagesWhite Crests on Kyoto’s Deep Black Silk
The first image of Kyo-kuro-montsuki-zome is a quiet one: deep black silk and a white family crest. The dyeing belongs to Kyoto Prefecture and is made mainly around Kyoto city, with Rakuchu districts such as Nakagyo, Kamigyo, and Shimogyo named in the production setting. Its garments are concrete: black tomesode worn at weddings, mourning wear worn at funerals, and black crested haori-hakama associated with formal ceremony after the Meiji dress change. On silk, the ground is dyed, steamed, washed, dried, corrected, and then marked by hand.
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Recognition & registration
Where this selection is officially registered, designated, or recognized in Japan.
Traditional craft
Designated a Traditional Craft (dentō kōgeihin) by Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry.
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What is Kyo black formal dyeing called in Japanese?
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How do you wash and care for Kyo black formal dyeing?
Naturally dyed textiles shed some colour on first wash. Hand-wash separately with a neutral detergent, avoid long soaking and bleach, and dry in the shade to prevent fading. Silk, ramie, and traditionally dyed pieces often need professional cleaning — the care label on the listing takes precedence.
What is Kyo black formal dyeing?
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