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Kasuri is a Japanese word from the verb kasureru meaning “to blur"; you may be more familiar with the term “ikat". Either way, it's a method of creating patterns in cloth through a dye process whereby threads are bound or resisted before the dyeing. MeasurementsShoulder to hem 70cmSleeve to Sleeve 128cmLength of sleeve at the widest 31cm

Kasuri is a Japanese word from the verb kasureru meaning “to blur"; you may be more familiar with the term “ikat". Either way, it's a method of creating patterns in cloth through a dye process whereby threads are bound or resisted before the dyeing. Measurementssleeve to sleeve 120cmShould to hem 71cmLength of sleeve at the widest 26cm

Kasuri is a Japanese word from the verb kasureru meaning “to blur"; you may be more familiar with the term “ikat". Either way, it's a method of creating patterns in cloth through a dye process whereby threads are bound or resisted before the dyeing. MeasurementsShoulder to hem 77cmSleeve to Sleeve 120cmLength of sleeve at the widest 29cm

Kasuri is a Japanese word from the verb kasureru meaning “to blur"; you may be more familiar with the term “ikat". Either way, it's a method of creating patterns in cloth through a dye process whereby threads are bound or resisted before the dyeing. MeasurementsShoulder to hem 66cmSleeve to Sleeve 124cmLength of sleeve at the widest 27cm

Kasuri is a Japanese word from the verb kasureru meaning “to blur"; you may be more familiar with the term “ikat". Either way, it's a method of creating patterns in cloth through a dye process whereby threads are bound or resisted before the dyeing. MeasurementsShoulder to hem 64cmSleeve to Sleeve 120cmLength of sleeve at the widest 31cm

Kasuri is a Japanese word from the verb kasureru meaning “to blur"; you may be more familiar with the term “ikat". Either way, it's a method of creating patterns in cloth through a dye process whereby threads are bound or resisted before the dyeing. MeasurementsShoulder to hem 64cmSleeve to Sleeve 120cmLength of sleeve at the widest 28cm

Kasuri is a Japanese word from the verb kasureru meaning “to blur"; you may be more familiar with the term “ikat". Either way, it's a method of creating patterns in cloth through a dye process whereby threads are bound or resisted before the dyeing. MeasurementsShoulder to hem 62cmSleeve to Sleeve 118cmLength of sleeve at the widest 23cm

Kasuri is a Japanese word from the verb kasureru meaning “to blur"; you may be more familiar with the term “ikat". Either way, it's a method of creating patterns in cloth through a dye process whereby threads are bound or resisted before the dyeing.MeasurementsShoulder to hem 75cmSleeve to Sleeve 122cmLength of sleeve at the widest 30cm