Kiriko Original Bandana, Classic, Indigo Nami DEC2020The Nami (), or wave pattern was commonly used on armor and banners during the Sengoku Era, as wars resembled moving waves. It was also used in shrines to represent gods of the sea. The Nami pattern represents unity and strength. A quintessential summer accessory, our bandanas will soften with use, to become a treasured item worn throughout the seasons. These classic indigo fabrics are printed using a hand screen printing technique called Tenasen.
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This book contains photographs of a beautiful collection of antique Kogin-Sashiko work clothes
Use code: TABI50
Recycled paper cover
Product #: PS24
they are a symbol of strength and perseverance
Made with traditional Japanese fabrics sourced from Kyoto
Product #: IS02
Kelly Pottery shows it's true beauty effortlessly in hand
32 Blank Pages
and she examines the ways in which mending teaches us new skills