KURUME KASURI Fabric - Mutsuha Random Gray

[About Kurume Kasuri]
A retro belt-driven power loom from the Showa era, consisting of 20 looms connected to a single motor. Founded in the 23rd year of the Showa era, Kurume Kasuri is a representative traditional pre-dyed woven fabric in Japan. It exudes a soft and handwoven-like texture, with numerous manual steps taking 2 to 4 months to complete. Perfect for those seeking to create a meticulously crafted piece with a focus on Japan's traditional textiles.

[Weaving Characteristics]
The "tatekasuri" or "itagasuri," also known as "itagasuri," is a technique used to express patterns solely through warp threads (tateito). The unique feature of this technique is its random geometric patterns, which are exclusive to tatekasuri.

[Explanation of "6 Ha"]
"6 ha" is a unit used by kasuri craftsmen to count threads. 1 ha equals 2 threads. In this pattern, 6 ha or 12 threads are arranged within the black and white stripe of the warp threads.

[Specifications]
Warp Threads: 30/2, 40/2
Weft Threads: 20/1
Fabric Thickness Indication: Standard to slightly soft
100% chemically dyed cotton
100% cotton
Weaving Width: Approximately 37~38 cm
Finished with boiling and sun drying (approximately 10% shrinkage allows for direct cutting and sewing after purchase)

[Notes]
Sold in 6-meter increments
Prices are based on a per 6-meter unit
Slight color variations may occur between the actual product and the photograph.