Gucci has unveiled the fourth chapter of Gucci Nishijin, a collaborative project with Kyoto’s renowned textile atelier HOSOO.Blending nearly three centuries of Nishijin weaving tradition with Gucci’s modern craftsmanship, the project celebrates a timeless exchange between heritage and innovation.
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A Dialogue Between Craft and Creation
Launched in 2020, Gucci Nishijin reinterprets Japan’s traditional craftsmanship through the lens of contemporary luxury.In this latest chapter, HOSOO’s intricate weaving techniques meet Gucci’s distinctive design language to create exclusive textiles for the Maison’s signature handbags.
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Founded in 1688, HOSOO is one of Kyoto’s oldest Nishijin weaving houses. By combining ancestral hand-weaving methods with cutting-edge digital technology and original materials, the atelier has redefined the possibilities of textile art. Its forward-thinking spirit resonates deeply with Gucci’s philosophy of connecting tradition to the future.
The Aesthetics of Light and Shadow
This chapter explores the interplay of luminosity and texture through shimmering metallic threads and lustrous silk.Each textile, meticulously crafted by HOSOO’s artisans, brings a new dimension of depth to Gucci’s creations.
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Echoing Kyoto’s delicate transitions of light and the architectural beauty of ma — the Japanese concept of spatial harmony — the collection embodies not mere decoration, but a woven expression of cultural identity.
From Heritage to Co-Creation
For Gucci, the project reflects an enduring respect for craftsmanship and a desire to bring artisanal excellence into the present.For HOSOO, it represents a bridge between Japan’s centuries-old weaving culture and global contemporary design.
At the intersection of reverence and creativity, Gucci Nishijin Chapter 4 stands as a quiet yet powerful testament to shared artistry.
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About HOSOO
Founded in 1688 (Genroku 1) in Kyoto’s Nishijin district as a purveyor of fine textiles to the city’s great temples, HOSOO has long been at the forefront of Japan’s weaving tradition. Nishijin-ori, Kyoto’s signature pre-dyed textile, has evolved over 1,200 years, beloved by aristocrats, samurai, and prosperous townspeople alike.
Today, HOSOO continues to honor this heritage while combining its traditional craftsmanship with innovative technology and a timeless design sensibility. The result is a distinctive, contemporary textile that bridges the worlds of art, fashion, and architecture — offering Japanese artistry to luxury markets around the globe.
About Gucci
Founded in Florence in 1921, Gucci is one of the world’s leading luxury fashion houses. Under the leadership of President and CEO Francesca Bellettini and Artistic Director Demna, the House continues to redefine the boundaries of fashion and luxury — celebrating creativity, Italian craftsmanship, and innovation.
Courtesy of GucciA Dialogue Between Craft and Creation
Launched in 2020, Gucci Nishijin reinterprets Japan’s traditional craftsmanship through the lens of contemporary luxury.In this latest chapter, HOSOO’s intricate weaving techniques meet Gucci’s distinctive design language to create exclusive textiles for the Maison’s signature handbags.
Courtesy of GucciFounded in 1688, HOSOO is one of Kyoto’s oldest Nishijin weaving houses. By combining ancestral hand-weaving methods with cutting-edge digital technology and original materials, the atelier has redefined the possibilities of textile art. Its forward-thinking spirit resonates deeply with Gucci’s philosophy of connecting tradition to the future.
The Aesthetics of Light and Shadow
This chapter explores the interplay of luminosity and texture through shimmering metallic threads and lustrous silk.Each textile, meticulously crafted by HOSOO’s artisans, brings a new dimension of depth to Gucci’s creations.
Courtesy of GucciEchoing Kyoto’s delicate transitions of light and the architectural beauty of ma — the Japanese concept of spatial harmony — the collection embodies not mere decoration, but a woven expression of cultural identity.
From Heritage to Co-Creation
For Gucci, the project reflects an enduring respect for craftsmanship and a desire to bring artisanal excellence into the present.For HOSOO, it represents a bridge between Japan’s centuries-old weaving culture and global contemporary design.
At the intersection of reverence and creativity, Gucci Nishijin Chapter 4 stands as a quiet yet powerful testament to shared artistry.
#GucciNishijin
#GucciBamboo1947
#GucciDiana
About HOSOO
Founded in 1688 (Genroku 1) in Kyoto’s Nishijin district as a purveyor of fine textiles to the city’s great temples, HOSOO has long been at the forefront of Japan’s weaving tradition. Nishijin-ori, Kyoto’s signature pre-dyed textile, has evolved over 1,200 years, beloved by aristocrats, samurai, and prosperous townspeople alike.
Today, HOSOO continues to honor this heritage while combining its traditional craftsmanship with innovative technology and a timeless design sensibility. The result is a distinctive, contemporary textile that bridges the worlds of art, fashion, and architecture — offering Japanese artistry to luxury markets around the globe.
About Gucci
Founded in Florence in 1921, Gucci is one of the world’s leading luxury fashion houses. Under the leadership of President and CEO Francesca Bellettini and Artistic Director Demna, the House continues to redefine the boundaries of fashion and luxury — celebrating creativity, Italian craftsmanship, and innovation.
