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Sakabukuro is a traditional Japanese bag or cloth used in sake production to hold the rice mash during fermentation and allow liquid to drain out, separating the sake from solids.

 

Sake bags were repeatedly dyed with persimmon tannin to reinforce them, and holes were reinforced with Sashiko stitching.

 

Material: cotton 100%

Mesures: 25cm×71cm (9in × 27in)

Japanese vintage persimmon dyed Sakabukuro

$90.00Price
  • We ship our items world wide from Chiba Japan. Please allow 1-2 business days for order processing before shipment.

Studio “Waraya”


Located in a small rural town in Chiba Prefecture, about one hour from Tokyo Station by highway bus.
Visits are welcome by appointment — please contact us by email beforehand.
We do not have a retail shop, but visitors can see and feel our vintage Japanese textiles in person.​

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