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[Sakiori]
A type of hand-woven textile made of shredded kimono and other recycled garments (silk, cotton, etc.). Thick and colorful, it is often used for obi, bags, and rugs.
Sakiori originated from the Tohoku (northeastern) region of Japan around the middle of the Edo period. Known for its warmth and durability, it became a popular alternative to cotton (which, at the time, was too rare and expensive for common townspeople).
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Japanese Kimono / Fukuro Obi Silk
$80
SOLD OUT
Condition：ExcellentAge：Present(1989 - )
Item Code：7701779
[Sakiori]
A type of hand-woven textile made of shredded kimono and other recycled garments (silk, cotton, etc.). Thick and colorful, it is often used for obi, bags, and rugs.
Sakiori originated from the Tohoku (northeastern) region of Japan around the middle of the Edo period. Known for its warmth and durability, it became a popular alternative to cotton (which, at the time, was too rare and expensive for common townspeople).
Item Code：7701779
Size (cm)
Length
436
Width
31
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