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Indigo-dyed and Oshima silk bags made from old Japanese fabric /Japanese boro style sewing book

$23

Indigo-dyed cotton cloth has been a part of Japanese people’s lives as clothing and furnishings, and Oshima pongee, a silk fabric with a history of about 1,300 years, is a traditional Japanese craft produced on Amami Oshima Island. These are the works of artist Kotsu Kotsu, who proposes these two popular ancient fabrics that have been loved since ancient times as fashionable bags for modern adults.

Small bags such as wallets, pouches, and medication organizers, compact and light mini bags, pochettes and shoulder bags, various handbags with different patterns and designs, and bags that feel like a set that you want to have with your bag.
All works come with instructions.

About the authors
For nearly 40 years, Akemi Okada and Yaeko Matsuzaki have been making handmade bags using indigo dyeing and old Oshima silk cloth.
We propose a wonderful bag for senior citizens who enjoy stylishness, regardless of whether it is Japanese or Western, with its stylish use of cloth and modern style made from Japanese cloth.

Size: Length: 26cm
Size Width: 21cm
Weight: 340g

Publisher : Boutique (9/27/2021)
Release Date : Sep 27, 2021
Language : Japanese
Mook : 96 pages

Passbook case, indigo, glasses case, Japanese accessories, Amami Oshima, kimono remodeling, Japanese and Western style, indigo cloth, silk accessories
*International Buyers – Please Note:*
We do not include Import duties, taxes, and charges in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility.
Please check with your country’s customs office to determine these additional costs before ordering