Kasuri is a textile term for fabrics produced in Japan around the 18th century, using a form of Ikat dyeing. Fishermen used to wear these fabrics as coats at sea. The print has characteristic faded edges that simulate the ikat technique.
Composition: 60% Linen 30% Cotton 10% Nylon
Width: 137.16 cm
Vertical repeat: 43.18 cm
Horizontal repeat: 45.72 cm
Use: Fabric suitable for Curtains, Cushions and Upholstery Fabrics
