京香抄では、和紙、墨、檜を
用いた手しごとの作品を通して、
日本の美意識や季節の彩りを
表現しています。

YUI – 結
Like the tightly bound Awaji knot of MIZUHIKI that never comes undone, it embodies the wish to unite people, hearts, joys, and good relationships.
SAKURA – 桜
A symbol of both fleetingness and splendor, the cherry blossoms burst into bloom with the arrival of spring in Japan. This motif represents the Japanese appreciation for the beautiful, transient moments in life.
TSURU – 鶴
The folded crane represents prayers for longevity, health, and peace—each one soaring skyward with hope and wishes.
FUJI – 富士
Mount Fuji, the majestic symbol of Japan, conveys aspirations for enduring prosperity and auspicious fortune.
CHIGO – 稚児
In its adorable shape, express the warmth and bonds shared with family and cherished ones.

SHIZUKU – 雫 – The Beginning of Evening
A pure, tranquil light, like a single drop falling into the fading sky. It expresses the beauty that breathes between day and night, modeled after refined sake.
KIRAMEKI – 煌 – The Splendor of a Feast
A bright, sparkling glow in the midst of the evening, reflecting the joy and liveliness of gatherings. It celebrates the happiness of those together, expressed through the imagery of celebratory sake.
KASUMI – 霞 – The Stillness of Late Night
A soft, white light like the mist that envelops the night. It’s an expression of the tranquil, reflective time at the end of the day, as if enjoying the stillness and quiet with a glass of cloudy sake.