Four vats
The Kuramae atelier opens with cloth for interiors and clothing.
About KON
KON is an indigo atelier founded around one simple practice: return the cloth to the vat, and pay attention to what changes.

Founded in 2018
Aya Konishi opened the atelier after years of textile study in Tokushima and Tokyo. It remains intentionally small: four sunken vats, long tables for folding, and enough room for cloth to breathe.
Every object passes through the same hands from preparation to final rinse. This scale keeps the evidence of making intact.

A living vat
Our indigo is fermented rather than dissolved. Temperature, weather, and daily care shape its strength. The vat is a collaborator with its own pace.
Repetition is not sameness. It is how we learn to see smaller differences.
A short chronology
The Kuramae atelier opens with cloth for interiors and clothing.
The first small collection brings repeated-dip color into useful objects.
Seasonal commissions continue alongside the permanent collection.