Kobo Oriza Knit Cap, Cotton Multi Functional, Split Green and Gray, 9 ˝ SEP2018 craftsmen at Kyoya Dyeing Shop

craftsmen at Kyoya Dyeing Shop carefully handcraft each item using traditional techniques

Product #: LS47

Masu cups have played an important part in Japanese traditions for over 1300 years

all of which are printed with coordinating colors on the reverse side providing dynamic combinations in origami models that both the front and back of the original paper

primarily hailing from the Tohoku region of Japan

Kobo Oriza Knit Cap, Cotton Multi Functional, Split Green and Gray, 9 ˝ SEP2018 craftsmen at Kyoya Dyeing ShopAll aspects of production are done in the studios of Kobo Oriza. These processes include (but are not limited to!) product design, spinning yarn, warping, weaving, washing, and tasseling. The Kijaku Ichiretsuki loom can only complete 30 scarves a day, but each one is made with the utmost care. This item uses a Rope Dyeing Technique to dye the yarn. This type of dying technique is also used to dye the yarns made for denim jeans. Origin of Fabric: Japan