Japanese Embroidery - Nuido

09/04/2026

The black formal kimono with a Noshi design represents the highest tier of traditional Japanese formalwear, loaded with symbolic meaning for celebratory occasions

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09/04/2026

From the show-and-tell session showcasing finished embroidery outside the theme during the 2016 Summer Workshop. Congratulations on finishing this 5 & 6 phase design!

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https://www.nuido.com/product/0618-tagasode/

08/31/2026

The collaboration of Japanese embroidery and bead embroidery creates a very bold and dynamic expression.

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08/26/2026

A part of the Franctal Project collaborated with Kurenai-kai members in Japan exhibited in the last Nuido Exhibition Tokyo.
Wonderful!

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08/25/2026

An exquisite Haute Couture creation and Fractal Project unveiled at the last Nuido Exhibition in Ginza, Tokyo.

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08/20/2026

1301 Yushoku Winter

The stitchers are working on the kikko pattern.
In Japanese embroidery and textiles, the geometric kikko (turtle shell) pattern symbolizes longevity, good fortune, and protection. Based on interlocking hexagons mimicking a tortoise's shell, it reflects the Japanese folklore belief that turtles live for 10,000 years.

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https://www.nuido.com/product/1301-yushoku-winter/

08/19/2026

Phase 4 Four Seasons (simplified design)

In Japanese aesthetics, 照葉 (teriba or teri-momiji) refers to autumn leaves brilliantly glowing and reflecting the sunlight. It embodies the philosophical appreciation for mono no aware (the pathos of things) and mujō (impermanence), capturing a fleeting, radiant peak of life right before nature transitions into the quiet dormancy of winter.

The Aesthetic and Philosophical MeaningRadiance in Decay: Like the cherry blossom that falls at its peak, the bright red or yellow of a teriba leaf shows extreme beauty just as its life cycle ends.

Interplay of Light and Shadow: It highlights the transient brilliance of the autumn sun striking the leaves, contrasting sharply with the fading warmth of the year.

Connection to the Four Seasons: It acts as a poetic micro-marker of late autumn, reminding observers that constant cyclical change is the only true permanence in nature.

08/14/2026

08/13/2026

In Japanese kimono and textile design, the phoenix (Hō-ō) is considered one of the most prestigious kisshō-mon (auspicious motifs). When woven, painted, or embroidered onto garments, its symbolism translates into powerful wishes for marital bliss, high social standing, and lifelong good fortune.

Congratulations on completing the design!
The picture frame is reminiscent of a traditional Japanese roof.

https://www.nuido.com/product/c03-02-phoenix/
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08/12/2026

Phase 4 Embroidery Sculpture

Using the combination of delicate embroidery techniques and thick metallic threads ( #8 and #10 silver and gold) on top of thick padding, we’ve challenged the dynamism of the three-dimensional expression.

The depth is shown by physically raising up the design as well as the effect of using the color and the embroidery technique. The combination of these two methods emphasizes the world of three dimensions.

Stitching Embroidery Sculpture focuses on how to manage corners using such thick metallics, and how to control koma so we can maintain the maximum shine on the metal.

https://www.nuido.com/product/0413-embroidery-sculpture/
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