KURUME KASURI Fabric - Soft Slub Tategasuri Mutsuha Arale Kinari

[About Kurume Kasuri]
A collection of 20 retro belt-driven power looms, connected to a single motor, evokes the Showa era. Founded in 1948, Kurume Kasuri Weaving Workshop is an iconic producer of traditional pre-dyed woven textiles in Japan. Renowned for its soft, handwoven-like texture, this fabric undergoes a labor-intensive process, spanning over 30 steps and taking 2 to 4 months to complete. Perfect for those with an affinity for creating meticulously crafted pieces within the realm of traditional Japanese textiles.

[Weaving Characteristics]
The technique of "tatekasuri," using only warp threads to depict patterns, is also known as "itagasuri."

[Soft Slub Weave]
Warp Threads: 60/2
Weft Threads: 10/1 Slub
By employing finer warp threads and thicker weft threads, the warp thread's texture is accentuated, resulting in a soft finish.

[Specifications]
Warp Threads: 60/2
Weft Threads: 10/1
Fabric Thickness Indication: Soft, slightly thick
Chemically Dyed: 100%
Cotton: 100%
Weaving Width: Approximately 37~38 cm
Finished with hot water treatment and sun drying (approximately 10% shrinkage, allowing for immediate cutting and sewing after purchase).
Design: White background with black arare (Arare pattern) in 60/2, slub weave in natural color (Kinari).

[Notes]
Sold in increments of 6 meters
Pricing is based on a per 6-meter unit
Slight color variations may be observed between the actual product and photographs.