What exactly is Sanada Himo and why is it used for the Samurai Strap?

Sanada Himo is a traditional Japanese weave originally used by samurai to secure their armor and bind katana hilts. It is renowned as the strongest and most resilient fabric in the world, making it the perfect material for a durable yet luxurious bag charm and keychain.

Where are the Samurai Strap accessories made?

Every Samurai Strap is handmade by an artist in Shizuoka, Japan, using centuries-old weaving techniques of absolute precision to ensure a balance of strength and geometric aesthetic.

Would the Sanada Himo Bag Charm & Keychain make a good gift?

Yes, these straps reimagine warrior heritage as an accessory of refined distinction, making them great gifts for someone special who appreciates contemporary luxury and traditional Japanese craftsmanship.

Collection: Samurai Strap: Sanada Himo Bag Charm & Keychain

The Samurai Strap: Warrior Heritage in Modern Luxury

Born in the workshops of feudal Japan’s master weavers, Sanada Himo is far more than a simple strap: it is an exceptional ribbon shaped by centuries of martial history. Originally used by samurai to secure their armor and bind the hilt of their swords (Katana), this traditional weave is renowned as the strongest and most resilient fabric in the world.

Crafted through centuries-old weaving techniques of absolute precision, the Samurai Strap by MAISON MIYABI reimagines this warrior heritage as an accessory of refined distinction. Every intersecting thread embodies a search for balance between unbreakable strength and an understated geometric aesthetic.

All straps are handmade by an artist in Shizuoka, Japan.
They also make great gifts for someone special.