SASHIKO: Waves

Sashiko-woven fabric, a cotton cloth woven to resemble sashiko stitching, dyed in Bushu (the historic region that includes Saitama). We turned it straight into tabi (Japanese split-toe socks). This is Waves, woven in white, blue and light blue.

An ocean scene woven in three colors

White, blue, light blue. Threads in three colors interlace to form a fabric that recalls waves rolling in and drawing back. The layers of color become a single scene.

Sashiko-woven fabric

The fabric is a sashiko weave dyed in Bushu.

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