Kenjo Hakata Ori Weaving
Vintage Deconstructed Men's Kaku Obi
+Kakuobi is a thin traditional belt worn with kimono by men
Hakata Ori Weaving
- Kuroda Clan (Edo Era) used to send this textiles to Tokugawa Shogun as a gift (Kenjohin). More info below
https://www.yokobeverlyhills.com/blog/hakata-weaving-textile
Soft, not too stiff
12 in wide / 3.5 yards approx
Material: Cotton Like Textured Silk
Black Woven Design on White Fabric
Deconstructed
Stain Where Folded (see the last picture
This listing is vintage, may have light spots
Kenjo Hakata Ori Weaving
Vintage Deconstructed Men's Kaku Obi
+Kakuobi is a thin traditional belt worn with kimono by men
Hakata Ori Weaving
- Kuroda Clan (Edo Era) used to send this textiles to Tokugawa Shogun as a gift (Kenjohin). More info below
https://www.yokobeverlyhills.com/blog/hakata-weaving-textile
Soft, not too stiff
12 in wide / 3.5 yards approx
Material: Cotton Like Textured Silk
Black Woven Design on White Fabric
Deconstructed
Stain Where Folded (see the last picture
This listing is vintage, may have light spots
