K-005 - 6 oz - purple/white Kasuri

indigo-blue Kasuri with waterfall look

€16,14
(€32,28 / m)

in stock

1 × 50 cm = 50 cm Gesamtlänge

Details
  • 6 oz
  • 100% Cotton
  • 15 in fabric width
  • Plain weave
  • raw - sanforized
  • Length shrinkage 2-4%, Width shrinkage: 2%
  • OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100
  • 6 oz
  • 100% Cotton
  • 15 in fabric width
  • Plain weave
  • raw - sanforized
  • Length shrinkage 2-4%, Width shrinkage: 2%
  • OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100
Description

This lightweight indigo-blue Kasuri is characterized by its unique waterfall pattern, created using the intricate, traditional "Hogushi" weaving technique. Weighing in at 5 oz, it's particularly well-suited for denim pockets, skirts, shirts, and dresses. Japanese Kasuri is an ideal material for sophisticated sewing projects, DIY projects, and industrial tailoring.

Details:

  • Color: indigo blue
  • Composition: 100% cotton 
  • Weight: 5 oz
  • Fabric width: 38cm
  • Shrinkage: Length: 2-4% Width: 1 %

Manufacturer: Kasuri-Orimoto
Origin: Japan

This lightweight indigo-blue Kasuri is characterized by its unique waterfall pattern, created using the intricate, traditional "Hogushi" weaving technique. Weighing in at 5 oz, it's particularly well-suited for denim pockets, skirts, shirts, and dresses. Japanese Kasuri is an ideal material for sophisticated sewing projects, DIY projects, and industrial tailoring.

Details:

  • Color: indigo blue
  • Composition: 100% cotton 
  • Weight: 5 oz
  • Fabric width: 38cm
  • Shrinkage: Length: 2-4% Width: 1 %

Manufacturer: Kasuri-Orimoto
Origin: Japan

Shipping & Returns

Please do not wash the denim before processing. As an unwashed "raw selvage" fabric, it only develops its characteristic structure and fit through wear.

Wash the finished garment only after it is completely sewn. The respective shrinkage values ​​for length and width should therefore be taken into account during pattern construction and size planning.

Please do not wash the denim before processing. As an unwashed "raw selvage" fabric, it only develops its characteristic structure and fit through wear.

Wash the finished garment only after it is completely sewn. The respective shrinkage values ​​for length and width should therefore be taken into account during pattern construction and size planning.