Studio D’Artisan 1884 13oz ‘Rain Kasuri’ Sashiko Pants – Regular Tapered / Indigo Dyed

In Japanese culture, rain embodies renewal and cleansing, evokes feelings of melancholy and impermanence, reflects a profound connection to nature and the changing seasons, and represents spiritual harmony, resilience, and endurance.

Studio D'Artisan's "Rain" series celebrates these themes through the traditions of Japanese indigo dyeing and Sashiko stitching. At its heart lies the "Ame Gasuri" (Rain Kasuri) fabric, distinguished by its unique patterns resembling falling raindrops, created by dyeing only the warp threads to form irregular, broken lines. This technique links the wearer to Japan's natural beauty and rural landscapes.

Kasuri is a Japanese weaving method akin to Ikat dyeing, first developed in the Ryukyu Kingdom (modern-day Okinawa). The fabrics are woven on vintage looms in Okayama and "bloom" after washing, revealing an almost three-dimensional texture. Originally, Sashiko was used to repair kimonos and workwear, but evolved into an art form, adding decorative patterns to garments.

The Rain Sashiko Pants offer a contemporary, versatile fit with a comfortable rise, a tapered leg, and ample room at the thighs.

·      Studio D’Artisan ‘Rain’ Sashiko Pants

·      1884

·      Medium Rise / Regular Tapered

·      100% Cotton

·      Original 13oz Ame Gasuri Sashiko Fabric

·      Indigo Dyed Warp

·      Brass Zip Fly

·      Resin Button

·      Taped Seams

·      Rinsed: Minimal Shrinkage

·      Made in Japan

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