Boro Sakiori Fisherman's Workcoat sakiori The Japanese word sakiori comes

The Japanese word sakiori comes from "saki

'Sakiori' is a woven fabric that is produced from worn out cloth and garments torn thinly and then woven tightly into clothing and other products for daily use

This yogi has a strong indigo patchwork exterior with a unique contrasting brown lapel

Dimensions: 52

Bold and graphic Japanese boro futon made of indigo dyed recycled happi (festival) jackets

Boro Sakiori Fisherman's Workcoat sakiori The Japanese word sakiori comesIndigo Sakiori work garment with boro repairs from Meiji era. The Japanese word sakiori comes from "saki," which means to tear or rip up, and "ori," which means weave. "Saki" relates to preparing the fabric by striping it into pieces and "ori" refers to weaving it together. The process is the same as in American & European rag weaving. Threads and fabrics used are a mix of cotton and hemp. In good condition without rips or tears some slight staining