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Kakishibu Tapestry I Egyptian cotton The sliding pull-cord closure ensuresInspired by the traditional Korean art of pojagi patchwork, this contemporary Japanese textile by Japanese arist Yoshimi Kudo is composed of hand joined panels of natural linen in a harmonious arrangement of geometric forms. Dyed with traditional kakishibu (fermented persimmon tannin), the fabric features a beautiful range of warm ivory, taupe, and earthy brown tones, with subtle variations created by the natural dyeing process. Lightweight and softly