Blocked Floral Sakiori Handwoven Scarf Table Runner

An architectural piece built from fragments of cloth and time

This sakiori textile is handwoven from reclaimed kimono fabric that has been washed, dyed, torn into strips, and rewoven. The composition leans toward a patchwork grid—blocks of indigo, charcoal, and muted tones, punctuated with small areas of red that feel almost like stitched accents.

The weft is made from a blend of cotton and silk kimono fabric (approximately 80% cotton, 20% silk), while the warp uses two tones of thick cotton thread. The slightly open, loose weave gives the fabric a softer hand than it first appears, while still maintaining a structured, substantial feel.

It works equally well worn as a narrow scarf or used in the home as a table runner—where the woven blocks and subtle irregularities can be appreciated up close.

You may notice fine fibers from the torn fabric, especially when worn. This is a natural characteristic of sakiori and speaks to its reclaimed origins.

• Handwoven using traditional sakiori technique

• Made from recycled kimono textiles (cotton and silk blend)

• Patchwork-inspired grid with subtle red accents

• Loosely woven for a softer, flexible hand

• Medium weight with a structured drape

• Suitable as both a scarf or table runner

Size: Approximately 65" long (165 cm), excluding tassels
Width: 8–8.25" (20–20.5 cm)

Materials:
Weft: Cotton / silk kimono fabric
Warp: Cotton thread

Care:
Hand wash gently (press, do not wring). Some color bleeding may occur.
Machine spin cycle is OK. Air dry in the shade.
Iron on reverse if needed.

Handmade in Japan