Fabric Types
Sakori Weaving
Sakiori is a traditional Japanese weaving technique that involves repurposing old or worn-out textiles into new fabric. The term "sakiori" combines "saki" (to tear) and "ori" (weave), reflecting the process...
Sakori Weaving
Sakiori is a traditional Japanese weaving technique that involves repurposing old or worn-out textiles into new fabric. The term "sakiori" combines "saki" (to tear) and "ori" (weave), reflecting the process...
Sakebukuro
These hemp cloth bags were used to make Sake, dyed naturally with Persimmon, the sake dripped through bags imparting different shades to the bags, they were repaired over time to...
Sakebukuro
These hemp cloth bags were used to make Sake, dyed naturally with Persimmon, the sake dripped through bags imparting different shades to the bags, they were repaired over time to...
Komebukuro
In pre WW2 Japan, when people attended gatherings at temples or at festivals, they brought grain or beans in these bags. Made of different scraps of fabrics which often are...
Komebukuro
In pre WW2 Japan, when people attended gatherings at temples or at festivals, they brought grain or beans in these bags. Made of different scraps of fabrics which often are...