Sakiori Coat - Japanese Indigo Recycling.
A hemp and cotton coat made with the Sakiori style, a method of reusing fabric from old and worn out cloth items in order to create new panels. The panels used in this coat were also reinforced with sashiko at the shoulders, likely to help with the wear created by a backpack.
- Taisho Era (1912-1926)
- Hemp
- 33" x 47" (length, width)
- FT-39354
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Sakiori Coat - Japanese Indigo Recycling.
A hemp and cotton coat made with the Sakiori style, a method of reusing fabric from old and worn out cloth items in order to create new panels. The panels used in this coat were also reinforced with sashiko at the shoulders, likely to help with the wear created by a backpack.
- Taisho Era (1912-1926)
- Hemp
- 33" x 47" (length, width)
- FT-39354
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A hemp and cotton coat made with the Sakiori style, a method of reusing fabric from old and worn out cloth items in order to create new panels. The panels used in this coat were also reinforced with sashiko at the shoulders, likely to help with the wear created by a backpack.
- Taisho Era (1912-1926)
- Hemp
- 33" x 47" (length, width)
- FT-39354
