Brand Producer of MEISENNE. She oversees everything about MEISENNE, from brand concept design to product development, sales strategy, and public relations.

"I want to pass on the culture of Isezaki Meisen, not just its techniques, but its spirit, to the modern age"—this sentiment is the origin of MEISENNE. From Isesaki City, Gunma Prefecture, the birthplace of Meisen, we aim to share the aesthetic sense of "Japan, which is neither Kyoto nor Tokyo," with the world.

An illustrator who designs MEISENNE's original textiles. She creates original designs that follow the Meisen spirit—bold color combinations, the coexistence of geometric and natural motifs, and the blurring and fluctuation derived from kasuri—breathing life into MEISENNE's fabrics.

Not "reproduction" but "reinterpretation." By drawing from scratch with a contemporary sensibility, rather than simply copying past Meisen, patterns unique to MEISENNE are born.

A graphic designer for MEISENNE, who archives the patterns of Isezaki Meisen as digital data. Based on high-resolution data of actual Meisen kimonos and fabrics, she digitally reproduces them precisely in a form that can be developed for modern materials.

The challenge is how faithfully the unique "blurring and fluctuation of kasuri" in Meisen can be reconstructed in the digital world. This endeavor supports the quality of MEISENNE's textiles.

Bag designer who designs MEISENNE's bag line. He created the silhouette and structure of all bags in the first collection.

He meticulously designed the balance of form, material, and hardware to maximize the feeling of "wearing" Meisen patterned fabric. The unique combination of leather and fabric, in particular, is only possible thanks to Fujimoto's skill and aesthetic eye.

A ribbon creator who designs MEISENNE's ribbon accessory line. She creates items such as headpieces and ribbon hair clips that complete an outfit.

Head accessories adorned with MEISENNE's textiles and worldview complete an outfit, making it "intentional from head to toe." Ribbon accessories expand MEISENNE's worldview more richly, serving as the final touch in coordination that bags and clothes alone cannot achieve.