Observed arrival · 2026-09-11
KANNAMARI Gives Kimono Cloth Another Beginning
A Kanamari, Chiba studio remakes kimono, yukata, and natural-fiber textiles into handmade one-of-one garments.
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The studio works with kimono, yukata, and natural-fiber textiles, presenting reuse as a sequence of selecting cloth and sewing it into a new garment. Its materials section names four examples—Asanoha, Kasuri, Komon / Asanoha, and Floral—while the store describes each piece as one of one. The site is presented in Japanese and English and includes shipping, FAQ, journal, contact, and Instagram links.
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