Kiri No Hana

Both Japanese and Western styles have their own positive qualities. However, when the two are combined together, they can become something much more beautiful and interesting. Kiri No Hana combines the elements, essence and craftsmanship of Japan with Western style, offering an enjoyable theme with a beauty of Japan that can be enjoyed in every day life.

Miki Hirosawa

Miki Hirosawa majored in Fashion Design at Bunka Fukuso. After graduation, Mrs. Hirosawa worked as a freelance stylist. Following her strong desire to create her own style, Kiri No Hana was founded. Here she expresses her creative vision.
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The History of Kiri No Hana

Long ago in Japan, it was said that when a baby girl was born, a Kiri (Paulownia) Tree would be planted in the garden. When the girl had grown, and married, the wood of that tree would be used to make the tools and furniture she would use in everyday married life. The high quality wood of the Kiri tree is light, resists moisture, fire, breaking and warping. It has so many uses and has come to serve an important role in Japanese cultural life.
Our brand "Kiri no Hana" is named after beautiful blossoms that bloom on Kiri branches; branches of trees which become high quality wood and can be transformed into a remarkable variety of beautiful products.

Kimono Remake

Aren’t the memories of Japanese clothing- clothing that can’t be worn for everyday living- precious?
Kiri No Hana is able to remake materials such as kimono or obi fabric and draperies into (beautiful) clothing that can be worn everyday. We can discuss what you would like to have made. Unexpectedly, as if from nowhere, something beautiful is born! Please contact us for consultation.