Fujifu is a type of cloth made from Wisteria vines and is one of the oldest fabrics in Japan, dating back to the Jomon period. The craft was thought to have disappeared due to the rise of textiles such as cotton but has remained, most notably, in Kyoto’s Tango region. Creating Fujifu textiles requires considerable time and effort and cannot be mass-produced, making each product special and unique. Fujifu is durable, absorbs moisture, and has the ability to take on different textures. Fujifu exudes both beauty and strength, and it is said that one who wears Fujifu can share the plant’s strong vitality.