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Altered Vintage Noragi Jacket, Buttoned Torso, Sashiko Stitched, Dark and Washed Indigo
Carefully selected and imported from Japan, this vintage product is truly one of a kind. Once it is sold, no other will be in the same style. This product belongs solely to you. Origin of Fabric: Japan Product #: VG81 Size (flat measurements)Chest: 22”Shoulder-Shoulder: 24.5”Length: 30”Sleeve Length: 11.5”Sleeve Opening: 8” Please note, jackets are sold as is. These truly vintage pieces exhibit slight signs of wear and a mild scent from decades in storage. Due to the age of the fabric, it…
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Edo-meiji Era Japanese Antique Boro Aizome Indigo Shima Sashiko Patchwork Farmer's Jacket Reversible Noragi - Etsy
FEATURE: Japanese Vintage Folk noragi This noragi was worn by farmers while working out at the field during the Edo to Meiji Period. Indigo dyed cotton fabric with Shima patches over top multiple layers over many years. All sewing was done by sashiko handstitiching. Approximately year made: Late Edo to Early Meiji Period, early 20th century. Unisex, Comfortable to Wear & Stylish. MATERIAL: 100% Cotton, vintage CONDITION: Moderate used, washed and worn out. Vintage condition. There can be…
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Sashiko Boro Stitched Patch Denim Patch Visible Mending
Recycled and handmade stitched denim patches. Each one is totally unique. Created using layers and fragments of cotton and denim. Then over stitched with embroidery thread to visibly mend or enhance the designs. Stitching is in the Japanese style of Sashiko, the art of patching using decorative remnants to mend and repair. I also teach this style of stitching. Suitable for adding to denim clothes as a patch but requires stitching onto your garment, by hand or machine .They could be added…
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Sashiko for Making & Mending - by Saki Iiduka (Hardcover)
About the Book "Let this book show you the pleasure of repairing, reinforcing and making beloved items using sashiko embroidery! Sashiko for Making and Mending shows you how to use sashiko stitching to mend rips, repair things like fraying cuffs and create original accessories that look fabulous. With this book, you'll be able to embrace the visible mending movement-the practice of repairing high quality items you already own instead of replacing them with cheaper 'fast fashion'…
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Upcycled | Boro Sashiko Denim Coasters Set of 2 | Handmade | Handstitched | Gift Set | Housewarming Gift | Sustainable Gift - Etsy
Handmade Boro Sashiko denim coasters set of 2 perfect as a sustainable gift. Made from natural fabrics : scraps , recyled jeans and left overs from my previous projects. (Fabrics used are washed and steamed iron)
Design is slow stitched by hand using cotton threads. Edges are machine sewn.
Measurement : approx. 15cm x 15cm
Aw yissss.
Aling Purang
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Boro-style embroidered iron-on badge for textile customization / Iron-on patch / Boro patch
Transform your clothes and accessories into unique pieces with our embroidered iron-on patches in the boro style. Boro is an ancestral Japanese repair technique that consists of applying pieces of fabric to the damaged part of a garment and fixing it with "Sashiko" embroidery, a traditional embroidery. Each patch is handmade and inspired by this technique, assembling small pieces of denim and various cotton fabrics to create an authentic and artistic design. Features : Material: denim and…
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MITSUGU SASAKI/super boro boro jacket/Japanese Boro/sashiko/hand stitched/work jacket/patchwork/patc
MITSUGU SASAKI(Japanese Boro)"SUPER BORO BORO jacket by hand work."Patched by Mitsugu Sasaki, July 2019.From(body):Germany, 1950'sMaterial:Japanese antique cotton,(from 19th century to 1950's)Color:Mixed indigo blue.This jacket was made over 50 hours.SizeShoulder to shoulder: 18.5 inch (46 cm)Shoulder to cuff: 22 inch (56 cm)Chest measurement : 44.8 inch(114 cm)Dress length: 26.3 inch(67 cm) Thank you!!!
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Modern Musashi Zashi Dougi Jacket, Navy
This is a brand-new Kendo jacket made from indigo-dyed cotton. The indigo is meant to strengthen the material and will fade with time and use, just like a pair of raw denim jeans. Kendogi are martial arts jackets meant for Kendo, a sport practicing swordsmanship with wooden swords. Kendo armor was introduced when the
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Boro, a striped indigo-dyed cotton fabric from the end of the Edo period to the Meiji period.
A large Boro made of five pieces of cloth connected together. It is a patchwork of wonderful fabrics, including Saji cotton cloth, a checkered cotton cloth from the end of the Edo period, and a Sankuzushi patterned cloth that resembles cobblestones. I also like Zanshi weaving and tie-dyeing fabrics. It's like a fabric sample book. Since the fabric was found in Kyoto, I can assume that it was produced in that area. Size 156×204cm
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