Japanese Textiles Patched, Used, and Treasured for Generations
Boro textiles are early examples of sustainability in fashion because of their innovative approach to recycling, and they embody the fundamental principles of wabi-sabi, the Japanese aesthetic that centers on the imperfection of objects. Silvia BenedettiApril 29, 2020 During the 19th century, in response to extreme cold weather, peasants in the Tohuku region of northeast… More Japanese Textiles Patched, Used, and Treasured for Generations