Tōzoku
SL7-11
The source for Tōzoku is itself an act of translation: a Japanese reinterpretation of the American bandana. Its pattern is divided among three wooden blocks, each carved by hand, soaked in mustard oil and dried in the sun before printing onto a textured linen ground. Tōzoku means “bandit” or “outlaw.”
- Collection: The Shadow of Flowers
- Color: Madder
- Width: 135.5 cm / 53.34 in
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Pattern Repeat:
Vertical
: 26.5 cm / 10.43 in
Horizontal
: 27.5 cm / 10.82 in
- Weight: 243 gsm
- Content: 100% Linen
- Care Instruction: Dry Clean Only
- Style: Geometric, Block Print
- Fiber: Linen
- Culture: Japanese
- Type: Woven
- Collection: The Shadow of Flowers
Story
The source for Tōzoku is itself an act of translation: a Japanese reinterpretation of the American bandana. Its pattern is divided among three wooden blocks, each carved by hand, soaked in mustard oil and dried in the sun before printing onto a textured linen ground. Tōzoku means “bandit” or “outlaw.”
Technical
- Collection: The Shadow of Flowers
- Color: Madder
- Width: 135.5 cm / 53.34 in
-
Pattern Repeat:
Vertical: 26.5 cm / 10.43 in
Horizontal
: 27.5 cm / 10.82 in
- Weight: 243 gsm
- Content: 100% Linen
- Care Instruction: Dry Clean Only
- Style: Geometric, Block Print
- Fiber: Linen
- Culture: Japanese
- Type: Woven
- Collection: The Shadow of Flowers
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