Sakiori Coaster, Nitta Textile Arts Inc., Hand Woven, Multi
Since 1884, Nitta Textile Arts Inc. has been creating beautiful, hand-made products to elevate everyday life. Products are created at the Nitta Factory in Japan, using 250-year-old Yonezawa-ori techniques and traditional methods of dyeing and weaving.
Sakiori, meaning "to tear and weave" is a traditional Japanese method of textile recycling, done by cutting old textiles into strips and weaving them together to create new fabric. Sakiori weaving was originally used to create sturdy, long-lasting work clothes, but can now be appreciated for the art form it is. These sakiori coasters are a beautiful way to add a touch of elegance to your table while appreciating traditional Japanese weaving techniques.
*Each item is handmade and therefore will vary slightly.
- Made in Japan
- Size: 4.5" W x 7" L
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Material: 100% Silk
- Code: NWS
Since 1884, Nitta Textile Arts Inc. has been creating beautiful, hand-made products to elevate everyday life. Products are created at the Nitta Factory in Japan, using 250-year-old Yonezawa-ori techniques and traditional methods of dyeing and weaving.
Sakiori, meaning "to tear and weave" is a traditional Japanese method of textile recycling, done by cutting old textiles into strips and weaving them together to create new fabric. Sakiori weaving was originally used to create sturdy, long-lasting work clothes, but can now be appreciated for the art form it is. These sakiori coasters are a beautiful way to add a touch of elegance to your table while appreciating traditional Japanese weaving techniques.
*Each item is handmade and therefore will vary slightly.
- Made in Japan
- Size: 4.5" W x 7" L
-
Material: 100% Silk
- Code: NWS
Description
Since 1884, Nitta Textile Arts Inc. has been creating beautiful, hand-made products to elevate everyday life. Products are created at the Nitta Factory in Japan, using 250-year-old Yonezawa-ori techniques and traditional methods of dyeing and weaving.
Sakiori, meaning "to tear and weave" is a traditional Japanese method of textile recycling, done by cutting old textiles into strips and weaving them together to create new fabric. Sakiori weaving was originally used to create sturdy, long-lasting work clothes, but can now be appreciated for the art form it is. These sakiori coasters are a beautiful way to add a touch of elegance to your table while appreciating traditional Japanese weaving techniques.
*Each item is handmade and therefore will vary slightly.
- Made in Japan
- Size: 4.5" W x 7" L
-
Material: 100% Silk
- Code: NWS
