Sakiori 裂織 (to tear and weave) is a traditional Japanese form of textile recycling. When cloth is beyond almost any...

Architectural and Furniture salvage bits and parts.

From personal collections or from fabric companies, these books offer different fabrics and styles from the Japanese textile traditions.

Many of the finest pieces of Japanese crafts of the Edo and Meiji era were made for the Samurai class....

Clothing designed for use by the Samurai class of Japan. Many of the finest pieces of Japanese crafts of the Edo...

Sashiko quilting stitched items were created to make them more durable, warmer and more beautiful.  Firemen's gear, was layered & quilted...

Decorated and painted screens have been used extensively in Japan since their introduction from China and Korea in the seventh...

Scrolls serve as a mounting format for 2D works of art.  The two main types of scrolls are hanging and...

Ship’s tansu were a ship’s safe, desks, and clothing chests for boats plying their trade along coastal Japan Sea routes...

A collection of ceramic dishes used during meal service.

Shoji are sliding doors with fine wood lattice-work built into a rectangular wooden frame and pasted with Japanese paper.  They...