Okawahara, Sanu-Kinchaku, Tai Fish

Okawahara

SKU: OW7869-R

Color — Red

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Description

These Sanu Kinchaku bags feature a Tai Fish design, a traditional Japanese symbol of celebration and good fortune. Each bag is hand dyed in Japan using the nori-zome dyeing technique.

Nori-zome is a dyeing technique that utilizes rice paste to create intricate designs. By applying the paste to the cloth, artisans block out specific patterns. When the fabric is dyed, the protected areas remain the original color of the cloth, resulting in sharp, detailed imagery.

With a legacy spanning over 200 years, Okawahara preserves the ancient nori-zome technique to honor the traditional dyeing culture of Kagawa Prefecture. By blending this meticulous craftsmanship with modern innovation, they continue to produce vibrant, high quality pieces that bring Japanese heritage into the contemporary world.

Made in Japan
100% Cotton
Size Approx: 5.91 inches x 5.91 inches x 6.69 inches
Hand wash separately using neutral detergent
Hang dry
Product #: OW7869
Code: NWS

About the Brand

Okawahara holds a legacy spanning over 200 years, with devotion to traditional dyeing that is deeply intertwined with the Sanuki culture of Kagawa. By masterfully preserving the ancient nori-zome (paste resist) technique while integrating modern innovations, they produce products guided by the philosophy of "preserving tradition through reliable techniques." These artisans continue to honor their long established reputation, ensuring that the vibrant colors of Japanese heritage are meticulously crafted for a contemporary world.

Okawahara, Sanu-Kinchaku, Tai Fish

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