Pouch S Small cross Navy/Blue spo-default where form and function dance

where form and function dance in perfect harmony

The Japanese cherry pen rest is lacquered using the fuki-urushi (“wiped urushi”) technique

The woven pattern known as hakeme (brush mark) is created by alternating a number of different threads to give a brushed appearance

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Pouch S Small cross Navy/Blue spo-default where form and function danceINSPIRED BY THE TIMELESS ART OF JAPANESE WEAVING Developed in collaboration with Robinson and the historic workshop Okamoto Shoten, these Kurume kasuri pouches honor one of Japans most emblematic textile traditions. Unlike ordinary textiles, kasuri is not printed after weaving. Each thread is individually dyed beforehand a meticulous, time honored process requiring exceptional skill and precision. As the fabric is woven, these pre dyed threads form