Category: Tokita Kobo Products
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How to Take Care of Your Tokita Kobo Items
Read More: How to Take Care of Your Tokita Kobo ItemsThank you for supporting Tokita Kobo and choosing our handcrafted items made from upcycled kimono fabric and Japanese Kimono Pattern fabric.Because our products are…
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Azuma Bukuro (あずま袋): A Traditional Japanese Eco-Bag for Modern Living
Read More: Azuma Bukuro (あずま袋): A Traditional Japanese Eco-Bag for Modern LivingIn an age where sustainable living is more important than ever, it’s inspiring to look at traditional practices that have always prioritized reusability and…
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Sustainable Kimono Fashion: How Upcycling Preserves Japanese Tradition
Read More: Sustainable Kimono Fashion: How Upcycling Preserves Japanese TraditionIn today’s fast fashion culture, where clothing is often treated as disposable, traditional garments like kimono stand as a reminder of craftsmanship, longevity, and…
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Join Tokita Kobo’s Sakura Season Giveaway!
Read More: Join Tokita Kobo’s Sakura Season Giveaway!Celebrate Spring with Tokita Kobo’s Special Gift! Spring is here, and that means Sakura (cherry blossom) season—a time of beauty, renewal, and sharing joy…
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Kikkō Patterns in Kimono Fabric: Tradition Meets Modern Fashion
Read More: Kikkō Patterns in Kimono Fabric: Tradition Meets Modern FashionWhat is Kikkō? Kikkō (亀甲) literally means tortoiseshell and is made up of repeating hexagons, much like the pattern found on a turtle’s shell.…
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Upcycled Kimono XXL Scrunchies: A Stylish Hair Revolution
Read More: Upcycled Kimono XXL Scrunchies: A Stylish Hair RevolutionAt Tokita Kobo, we love breathing new life into traditional Japanese fabrics, and our Kimono Upcycled XXL Scrunchies are the perfect example! These oversized…
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About Shippou(Seven Treasures) Pattern
Read More: About Shippou(Seven Treasures) PatternThe Meaning of the Shippo Pattern The Shippo (七宝) pattern, meaning “Seven Treasures,” is a revered geometric design in Japanese culture. In Buddhism, the…
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Using Tatami Hem to make the card case
Read More: Using Tatami Hem to make the card caseThe Art of Upcycling at Tokita Kobo At Tokita Kobo, we love finding creative ways to repurpose traditional Japanese materials. One of our favorite…
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About Asanoha/麻の葉 (Hemp Leaves) Pattern
Read More: About Asanoha/麻の葉 (Hemp Leaves) PatternThe Meaning Behind the Hemp Leaf Pattern The Hemp Leaf Pattern (Asanoha, 橘葉) is one of the most cherished and enduring motifs in Japanese…
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Seigaiha (青海波) – The Wave Pattern
Read More: Seigaiha (青海波) – The Wave PatternIn the rich tapestry of Japanese design, few patterns are as iconic and enduring as Seigaiha (青海波), which translates to “blue ocean waves.” This…