Ties

Kenjō Archive（ネクタイ）
 Silk neckties in the kenjō (献上) tradition — the tribute pattern once woven for the Tokugawa shogun. Each is genuine Hakata-ori from Fukuoka, woven at roughly three times the density of ordinary cloth, with the firm, full knot weavers call koshi (腰).
Small Goods & Gifts（小物）
 Hakata-ori silk in the palm of your hand — clasp purses and drawstring pouches woven in Fukuoka. Small objects made with the seriousness usually reserved for large ones.

If you are comparing Japanese ties.

These Japanese silk ties and neckties are easiest to compare by use: business, ceremony, formal gifting, or a Kenjo-pattern story that gives the textile context.

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