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Tatinoya Co.,Ltd.

株式会社立野矢
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立野矢

Tatinoya Since1973

While utilizing the tradition of Nishijin textiles, we create products that meet the needs of today's customers with the free ideas of a weaver. We create products that meet the needs of modern customers.
We will continue to challenge ourselves with the concept of "weaving anything that can be woven" so that our customers can feel textiles in their daily lives.
We will continue to challenge ourselves with the concept of "weaving anything that can be woven" to make textiles a part of everyday life.

Company Name: TATINOYA CO.,LTD.

Board member: President:AKIKO YOSHIOKA

Establishment: Jan.1981（founded Mar.1973）

Capital: 10 million JPY

Location: 131-3, inuichou, haradani , Okitayamahara, Kita-ku, Kyoto-shi, Kyoto, JAPAN
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Business field: Manufacturing

Toward a Sustainable Society

Tatinoya Corporation is committed to addressing the challenges posed by the SDGs as a new key indicator.

We will create a system that eliminates waste by reusing fabrics and threads to produce one-of-a-kind fabrics, and by providing small-lot production so as not to increase excess inventory for the client company.

京織 kyo-Ori

We offer fabrics that meet our customers' needs from among hundreds of patterns and materials.
We offer total coordination of textiles for interior and miscellaneous goods with the detailed response that only a weaving company can provide.
Our goal is to provide fabrics that suit our customers' lifestyles and to make textiles an integral part of their daily lives.

Create a pattern from a patterned paper (design).

Patterns not found in conventional woven fabrics are also possible.

Corresponding materials for Kyo-Ori

京Weaving can be produced from the following materials.
We can also produce OEM products using your desired materials.

silk thread
gold and silver
foil
gold and silver
thread
cotton thread

木織 Kiori tanage

The weavers of Tatinoya exemplify how a traditional Kyoto art and craft has applied its precise techniques to satisfy contemporary tastes for natural wood. Testament to their innovation, Tatinoya received a Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry award for its newest textile, ki-ori, or “woven wood” (木織り). As makers of Kyoto’s revered Nishijin-style fabrics, Tatinoya adapted its techniques for weaving gold leaf into elaborate brocades to transform thin wood sheets, known as tennâge, into thread. Along with Tatinoya’s earlier modification of widening their looms from a narrow width for the kimono’s obi sash, they pushed on to design their exclusive genuine wood textile.