



Handwoven Sakiori - Spring Snowfield
Old kimono fabric is washed, dyed, torn, and rewoven into this soft, light-filled sakiori textile.
The palette calls to mind a quiet spring thaw—misty blues, pale greens, and the gentle movement of animals stepping through melting snow. The weaving is moderately firm yet supple, making it equally at home as a table runner, wall hanging, or wrapped as a scarf.
Handwoven in Japan using reclaimed kimono fabrics, this piece reflects the long tradition of sakiori—Japan’s centuries-old rag-weaving method. Much like American rag rugs, sakiori repurposes worn cloth into something entirely new, but with a finer, more intricate hand.
The fabric is hand washed twice—once when the material is newly torn, and once again after weaving—to test for colorfastness and shrinkage.
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May show slight color fading over time
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Hand wash recommended (press wash without wringing; machine washable on gentle), dry in the shade, and iron from the inside out
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Primarily cotton with wool used only in the fox, bear, and deer motifs
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Moderately firm and soft; gentle on the skin even for those sensitive to wool
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Some pilling may be present due to mixed fibers
Dimensions: Approx. 52" long × 7" wide (133 cm × 18 cm). Width is slightly uneven, characteristic of handmade sakiori.
Materials: Cotton kimono fabric, furoshiki, Indian cotton (indigo dye + persimmon leaf dye).
Warp: Paper thread.
Weft: Richmore Mexico 100% organic cotton for the graphic motifs.
Made in Japan