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The "chu-sen" technique of hand-dyeing dates back to the Meiji Period in Japan and continues to be used today by companies such as Kamawanu
Available in red/blue
High-quality giclée print on white Hahnemühle cotton paper
This simple white rice bowl is a wonderful addition to any kitchen
Each of Nobue Ibaraki's earthenware works are hand-built with natural glazes that evoke buried treasure
Woven Cotton Small Shawl 15 Slicer The "chu-sen" technique of hand-dyeingNo two scarves by Tamaki Niime are alike; each is made with the Banshu weaving style, using vintage looms and the saki zome technique of pre dyeing before weaving. This smaller version of the classic, larger shawls is perfectly suited for summer. Wear it as a scarf or carry it by hand in case of cooler temperatures. Its compact size makes it convenient to pack. Handmade in Hyogo, Japan.
