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Japan. Hand woven indigo cotton kasuri squares. Kasuri is a Japanese word from kasureru meaning to blur. Actually an ikat. It’s a method of creating patterns in cloth through a dye process whereby threads are bound or resisted before the dying. Not my side of collection, but i bought them years ago simply because i liked them. Available at reasonable price.
price:
first square sold.....others avlbl
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