Japanese Textiles

maybe instead of having just a logo you can make a pattern out of it repeating and use this theme to carry through your way finding, maybe mimicking the shapes of benches, cars, plaques in a not so obvious way -- i can draw examples

1,455 Likes, 72 Comments - BeBe Bold (@bebebold) on Instagram: “Gabi wearing my reversible Boro inspired vest.. which was featured in the homespun magazine in…”

Indigo dyed vintage textiles with hand embroidery. SOLD

Japanese fabric sample

Thanks to lockdown, Europe’s first major exhibition devoted to the kimono was forced to close just two weeks after opening. Fortunately, we live in an age of hi

удивительные японцы принимают душ и меняют одежду несколько раз в день. поэтому они не любят резкий парфюм- запах свежести и бутонов полураспустившихся цветов и ручных аксессуаров- так меня учила моя японская подруга Миеко сан… экономим и вышиваем красоту здесь вязание из ириса и хлопка- идеи на лето здесь выкройки и идеи стиля бохо здесь

"Traditional Japanese wave design in red and beige. Medium weight 100% cotton fabric suitable for quilting and masks. SKINNY QUARTER - 9\" x 44\" (23 cm x 112 cm) FAT QUARTER - 18\" x 22\" (46 cm x 56 cm) HALF YARD - 18\" x 44\" (46 cm x 112 cm) We make every effort to capture the true color of each fabric, but there will be differences between monitors. Thank you for understanding. Learn more about Japanese textiles at theardentthread.com and follow us on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and…

Antique & vintage Japanese folk textiles of the 1800s and 1900s including boro textiles, boro jackets and clothing, tsutsugaki, hemp, kasuri, katazome, Tsunobukuro, vintage fabrics, farmer's clothing, boro, vests and textiles for sale

What is sashiko? Sashiko, meaning "little stabs" is a Japanese style of stitching. In traditional Japanese mending, sashiko is a style of hand stitching used to repair textiles or to create layers for added warmth in working garments. It is creating small repeating stitches that form a pattern, the patterns often inspi

415 Likes, 32 Comments - BeBe Bold (@bebebold) on Instagram: “Reversible loop bag complete! Thank you Karen Eastley for your help with the stitching. X #bag…”