The works of Akemi Ozaki, a creator of bag accessories using Nishijin brocade.
Nishijin-ori is a traditional Japanese weaving technique that originates from the Nishijin district in Kyoto, Japan. It is known for its intricate, high-quality woven fabrics, often used in making kimonos, obi (sashes), and other luxury garments. The technique involves weaving complex patterns using silk threads, and often features elaborate designs with metallic threads like gold and silver. Nishijin-ori has a history dating back to the 8th century and has been recognized as an important cultural heritage. The craftsmanship is highly respected for its precision, and the fabric produced is prized for both its beauty and durability.
Japanese Artist: Ozaki Akemi (尾崎暁美)
Direct From Japan.
Made in Japan.
Made of Silk. (西陣織)
Length: 5.5inch / 14cm
Width: 7.8inch / 20cm
Depth: 2.36inch / 6cm
Shoulder Drop: 10.6inch / 27cm
Weight: 383g
Inside open pocket: 1
Kachō-monyō (花鳥文様) is a traditional Japanese design featuring flowers and birds. These motifs are symbolic, with each flower and bird representing various meanings, such as longevity or prosperity.
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