<p>At the Fukuda workshop in Kyoto, kimono-making skills passed down for generations are now woven into couture collections, bringing Japanese heritage to the world’s fashion capitals.</p>
Why Dior sought out these Japanese master artisans

At the Fukuda workshop in Kyoto, kimono-making skills passed down for generations are now woven into couture collections, bringing Japanese heritage to the world’s fashion capitals.

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