Sakiori Farmer's Jacket
Sakiori 裂織 farmers jacket. Sakiori, to tear and weave, is a traditional form of textile recycling. When cloth is beyond almost any other use it can be torn into strips and re-woven into sakiori panels. The panels can be used alone as obi belts or joined together to make vest, coats, or blankets.
- Recycled Cotton
- Taisho Era (1912-1926)
- 44.75" x 32" (width, height)
- SKU: NM
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Sakiori Farmer's Jacket
Sakiori 裂織 farmers jacket. Sakiori, to tear and weave, is a traditional form of textile recycling. When cloth is beyond almost any other use it can be torn into strips and re-woven into sakiori panels. The panels can be used alone as obi belts or joined together to make vest, coats, or blankets.
- Recycled Cotton
- Taisho Era (1912-1926)
- 44.75" x 32" (width, height)
- SKU: NM
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Sakiori 裂織 farmers jacket. Sakiori, to tear and weave, is a traditional form of textile recycling. When cloth is beyond almost any other use it can be torn into strips and re-woven into sakiori panels. The panels can be used alone as obi belts or joined together to make vest, coats, or blankets.
- Recycled Cotton
- Taisho Era (1912-1926)
- 44.75" x 32" (width, height)
- SKU: NM
