Women's Hand-Loomed Katazome Cotton Reversible Robe | One Size

Women's Hand-Loomed Katazome Cotton Reversible Robe | One Size1853 founded Chikusen in Tokyo is recognised as having one of the finest reputations for kimono fabrics its lauded in particular for its dyeing and hand printing. The technique used is called Katazome, and involves dyeing by hand using hand engraved paper stencils. All colours are vegetable based, the most common being indigo. This Nazzy Beglari hand loomed robe spotlights this meticulous process on one side and silk cotton ikat on the reverse, which

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